Ponies and swooshes are fine, but wouldn’t you rather do some good with the real estate on your chest and back? We asked 3 experts for their favorite tees with a cause.

Meet a Colorado nonprofit professional who tries to think about the social impact of every dollar she spends — and how she models that for her 7-year-old son.

If you’re searching for a way to have a positive impact on the planet, the best advice might be to keep searching – without Google.

Meet a Dallas nonprofit professional who’s serious about thinking through the social impact of every dollar she spends. If she can do it, so can you!

In 2020, it’s just not possible to shop local 100% of the time. But even on the world’s largest retail website, you can find ways to spend for good.

A butter knife has its place. But when you’re trying to do the most good with your consumer spending, there’s one certification that works more like a Swiss Army Knife.

Statistics show that black entrepreneurs face long odds in launching a successful business. Through more intentional spending choices, all of us can help ensure those businesses succeed.

Countless consumer products today are made with oil-based chemicals, creating an environmental burden throughout their entire life cycle. But one day soon those chemicals will be grown from organic feedstock instead. Here’s why it matters.

There are lots of ways to make a positive change in the world, for both individuals and businesses. In trying to spend for good, we find it helpful to think about three main categories of impact.

You probably already check a product’s tag for price, plus maybe its contents or place of origin. But starting now, a new tag will tell you whether the product was made with a net-zero carbon footprint. For consumers who care about the environment, comparison shopping is about to get a whole lot easier.