Businesses Doing Good

A project aims to bring transparency to clothing manufacturing by using an art where the human labor involved becomes visible on the garment.

A professional photography business in Florida volunteers at the local humane society to take photos of adoptable pets, increasing their chances of finding forever homes.

While it’s convenient to be able to access audiobooks through a monthly subscription, Audible is actually harmful to the industry at large. Fortunately, we have great recommendations for non-Amazon alternatives.

The company not only provides meaningful jobs but also creates products that address the experiences of those impacted by incarceration.

Madia Willis, Jasmine Hudson and J’Aaron Merchant teamed up with a dream of making holiday decorations more inclusive. Today, they sell products across the U.S.

While I have a few big critiques, I created this guide to help people on the fence about whether or not to pay a premium for Bombas socks. 

After a personal surfing injury made him realize the lack of effective head protection for casual surfers, this business owner created a solution.

Whether you’re a small business owner yourself or a customer looking to make a difference, these quotes will inspire you to embrace the power and potential of small businesses.

These companies are deviating from traditional Black Friday practices by closing their online stores, offering repairs, and even loaning out products to people for free.

A new website aims to make finding ethical, sustainable plus-size clothes (that actually fit) a whole lot easier.

Nest and Etsy have released two free online guides to assist artisans and small business owners dealing with the increasing risks of climate-related disasters.

Internet creator, author, and philanthropist Hank Green used his time receiving cancer treatment to design socks that give back.