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Indego Africa

Women

Poverty

After the Rwandan genocide in 1995 the country was left 70% female. Women were left to pick up the pieces of their shattered country. Artisans who were skilled in cultural traditions united to create jewelry, home goods, accessories and clothing. These co-ops were turning out beautiful handmade products but had no way to get them to global market. That’s where Indego Africa steps in.

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Bags

STATE – “Crosby” Fanny Pack

Children

Poverty

The fanny pack is back! The Crosby is made from leather and comes in a variety of colors and patterns including gold, metallic camo, Star Wars and brocade. This fanny pack from STATE bags contributes to social justice: For every STATE bag purchased a backpack, filled with essential tools for success, is hand-delivered to a child living in a low-income area. At in-school “Bag drops” the STATE team leads motivational rallies that leave kids with a renewed belief in themselves.

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Accessories, Bags

STATE – “Colby” Men’s Backpack

Children

Poverty

This rolltop backpack with an urban edge from STATE bags contributes to social justice: For every STATE bag purchased a backpack, filled with essential tools for success, is hand-delivered to a child living in a low-income area. At in-school “Bag drops” the STATE team leads motivational rallies that leave kids with a renewed belief in themselves. The Colby is made from canvas and leather and has a padded compartment for your laptop.

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Accessories, Bags

STATE Bags

Children

Poverty

For every STATE bag purchased, a backpack is hand-delivered to a child living in a low-income area. These bags are packed with essential tools for success. At in-school “Bag drops” the STATE team leads motivational rallies that leave participating kids with a renewed belief in themselves. STATE’s mission is to make beautiful, well-made products while using the power of business to give back and shift narratives around social injustices.

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Etc, Home

Leesa – “The Leesa Mattress”

Environment

Poverty

There are a lot of foam mattress makers out there but Leesa stands out among them by making an outstanding mattress that is manufactured in the USA and by donating mattresses and time to nonprofit organizations around the country. Since 2014 Leesa has donated more than 30,000 mattresses to over 1,000 nonprofits while also planting […]

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Apparel, Mens Apparel, Sporting Goods, Womens Apparel

ADIFF – “Tent Jacket”

Poverty

This jacket turns into a tent. If that wasn’t enough here’s some more details. This tent jacket is created by ADIFF, maker of products that are versatile and functional in an effort to help displaced refugees & homeless people in the U.S. and abroad, so for every purchase of this tent jacket one is donated to a displaced person. And a jacket that turns into a tent is maybe the most useful/versatile garment a displaced or homeless person could possibly have.

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Apparel, Mens Apparel, Womens Apparel

ADIFF – “[In]Visible Jacket”

Poverty

ADIFF only creates products that are versatile and functional in an effort to help displaced refugees & homeless people in the U.S. and abroad, so for every purchase of this [In]Visible jacket one is donated to a displaced person. Made from recycled materials (RPET) with highly reflective side in combination with a camouflage green on the reverse…

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Food, Good Businesses

Bitty & Beau’s Coffee

Children

Women

Poverty

Bitty & Beau’s is a Coffee Shop run by employees with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Founded by Amy Wright, the proud mom of four children – the two youngest, Bitty & Beau, having Down syndrome, Bitty & Beau’s Coffee created a path for people with IDD to become more valued, accepted and included in every community. Amy Wright, was named 2017 CNN Hero of the Year.

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