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

With indigenous ingredients and traditional production, this body care brand is showing what happens when African women are empowered rather than exploited.

Masks are a sign that we care for people in general — but they’re also great for highlighting the specific causes that we’re passionate about.

Are essential oils a personal-care indulgence — or an essential strategy for restoring dignity to trafficked women?

Human-grade dog treats with a baked-in mission to combat homelessness? That’s something any dog lover might want to “fetch.”

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 the social entrepreneur who’s turning unsold fashion goods into cash donations for charity—and offering great deals for shoppers at the same time.

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.

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!

Lisse Shave is out to reduce plastic waste, protect women’s health, educate girls in East Africa, and more. There are lots of reasons to re-think your razor.

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.

One company wants consumers to adopt a more sustainable view of fashion — and maybe that starts with adopting a single sheep.

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.

Can a necklace change the life of a refugee? Meet a company where customized jewelry is sold by the foot — and where impact is measured in generations.

By listening to farmers and focusing on women, one company is turning food waste into opportunity in the developing world.

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.

Think you’re supporting your favorite local restaurants by opening an app to order home delivery? Think again – you might actually be driving them to extinction.

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.

Can Grandma’s tea recipe change the life of Haitian farmers? Meet the young social entrepreneur whose thirst for impact is helping to plant the seeds of change.