Would you hire a woman who’s never managed to hold a steady job for more than a year? This social enterprise is proving there’s no such thing as an “unemployable woman” – thanks to the power of beans.

While distributing socks in homeless shelters, two social entrepreneurs found a way to change the trajectory of young lives – with a “hippy” fashion brand that offers job training & employment.

Next time you’re at the supermarket, you can skip the cereal aisle because we found a small-batch granola maker that’s changing the lives of refugees. (Plus, the flavors are amazing!)

Life is hard for any refugee, but for young girls who’ve lost both parents and country, life would seem to be a dead end … until RefuSHE helps re-write the narrative.

Spices have long been the stuff of legend and even war, but one company sees them as the key ingredient to a more prosperous future for the developing world.

Women, kids, education, health — whatever cause you believe in, we found a wine company that lets you raise a glass to positive change.

When drug-related violence threatened the commercial viability of Mexico’s small-town art cooperatives, two California friends decided to use the Internet to preserve a vanishing way of life.

Troubled by the negative messages their own kids were hearing, two social entrepreneurs launched a line of healthy tortilla chips designed to help change the narrative for Latino young people.

By turning plastic bottles into cuddly dolphins, seals, and other stuffed animals, one social entrepreneur has found a way to engage kids in the conversation around clean oceans and plastic recycling.