Turning a lump of clay into unique, eye-catching jewelry is quite a trick, but how about turning around damaged lives in the process? Meet The Worthy Co, a social enterprise dedicated to dignity for trafficked women.

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.

What does it take to empower marginalized and vulnerable women? In Charlotte, NC, we found a social enterprise where the formula is fashion + creativity + relationships.

Start with some of the world’s most beautiful fabric, then recycle it into home decor and accessories hand-crafted by marginalized women. That’s the recipe for female empowerment at Shakti.ism.

We believe every spending decision is a chance to do good – and weddings involve lots of those decisions. Here’s how one bride-to-be is using her big day to benefit others.

The founder of AWE Partners has a personal motto: “Every woman a changemaker, every business a social enterprise.” Here’s how she manifests that with her everyday spending.

Brewing at home more these days? Turn your coffee maker into a change maker when you buy your beans from a social enterprise that supports your favorite cause.

Many fashionistas recognize the distinctive look of African beadwork, but it took a savvy aid worker to recognize the potential for marrying style and impact.

In Atlantic City, a nonprofit pottery studio offers gallery-worthy creations for the home – and a path out of poverty for disadvantaged women.

Can a single candle serve as a beacon for women survivors around the world? With a line of top-quality wellness products, Thistle Farms is proving the answer is “Yes.”