Our Brands

On Purpose develops people to take on the greatest challenge of our time: transforming our economy from profit to purpose. Their year-long leadership program offers paid work placements in top purpose-driven organizations, weekly training, regular one-to-one coaching and mentoring, and an invaluable network to support the transition into a purpose-led career. Placement hosts are social enterprises, social divisions of for-profit companies, or commercially-minded charities in London, Berlin, or Paris. On Purpose is a certified B Corporation, an accredited Living Wage Employer, and a member of The Better Business Network, Social Enterprise UK, and Social Entrepreneurship Netzwerk Deutschland. They operate as a not-for-profit social enterprise.

ON Solar was established to combat rising energy costs, eliminate dependency on carbon-polluting fuels, and improve access to environmentally responsible renewable energy in Sri Lanka. They offer solar system design, solar panel installation, system integration, energy storage and energy efficiency solutions, and monitoring and maintenance services for domestic, commercial, and utility-scale solar systems. ON Solar also offers leases, loans, power purchase agreements, and other financing options to make solar energy more accessible and affordable. They have trained and certified installation engineers, use components with extended warranties, and provide a free two-year maintenance and insurance contract.

OOOHMAMA creates plant-based cream cheez, dips, spreads, and desserts from locally sourced and organic whole food ingredients. They use active cultures and lacto-fermentation to deepen flavor, increase nutrient availability, and provide a healthy dose of probiotics. All products are vegan and free from dairy, gluten, soy, cane sugar, and seed oils. OOOHMAMA grows their own herbs and seasonings and sources other ingredients from local organic farms. They use their platform to raise awareness about health and nutrition, share recipes, and promote other local brands.

Oorja provides solar-powered irrigation, milling, and cooling services to smallholder farmers on a pay-per-use basis. An estimated 85 percent of farmers cannot afford to invest in solar technology and instead rely on polluting and expensive diesel generators. Oorja finances, installs, operates, and maintains decentralized solar energy systems for community use with no upfront technology acquisition cost to end users. Rather than selling the solar systems and equipment, they sell reliable and affordable farming services powered by solar energy. Farmers pay based on the amount of irrigation water pumped, harvest milled, or produce stored. This model creates rural employment opportunities, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and helps farmers diversify production, reduce waste, and increase yields and income. Oorja provides free technical advisory services and training to reduce dependence on synthetic inputs and support the transition to agroecological practices. They work with SELCO Foundation and Villgro and are part of the Clean Energy Access Network (CLEAN).

Opal Gardens promotes herbal teas as a healthy alternative to soft drinks. They offer traditional herbal drinks like belimal and ranawara and tea blends made with locally sourced Ceylon black tea, ginger, cinnamon, kottamalli, and karapincha.

Open Briefing builds resistance and resilience among the people and communities challenging power. They defend, strengthen, and empower those on the frontlines of civil society by keeping them and their partners safe and secure, both online and in the real world. They also provide consultancy and advisory support to help nonprofits and foundations take the right risks when supporting and resourcing grassroots change. Open Briefing helps organizations enhance their security risk management, information security, data protection, and staff care and wellbeing. Activists and grassroots organizations receive pro bono support. Nonprofits and foundations with a turnover under £10 million per year receive a 20 to 40 percent discount on standard rates. As a remote-first organization, Open Briefing delivers support and services remotely where possible and considers carbon alongside impact and risk when assessing potential travel. They are an accredited Living Wage Employer and a Climate Perks Employer. Open Briefing is a nonprofit affiliate of the Global Interagency Security Forum (GISF) and a member of Social Enterprise UK, 1% for the Planet, CIVICUS, Building Responses Together, the Vuka! Coalition, Alliance for Land, Indigenous and Environmental Defenders (ALLIED), and the security working group of the Defenders in Development campaign. They operate as a not-for-profit social enterprise and reinvest all surplus towards their purpose.

Open Data Economy provides services and a platform for companies that are committed to ethical, transparent practices. Their vision is a market system where data about sales, resource use, and other indicators are publicly available online and the invisible hand of the market becomes visible. Transparent reliable information makes it easier for producers and consumers to see the effects of their decisions on society and the environment, enables people to make informed choices without advertising manipulation, and reveals how value is added and captured.

Open Doors Initiative enables equitable access to employment for marginalized people in Ireland by partnering with businesses, government bodies, and non-governmental organizations to develop training, education, and employment programs. They facilitate access to mentoring, job placement services, entrepreneurship support, a job board featuring employers committed to inclusivity, and training courses on topics like project management, information technology, graphic design, digital marketing, resume writing, and interview preparation. Programs are free for people from disadvantaged backgrounds including refugees and asylum seekers, Irish Travellers, Roma, people with disabilities, LGBTQIA+ people, and people with a criminal past. Open Doors Initiative is a member of the Irish Network Against Racism (INAR), Ukrainian Forum, Lord Mayor Integration Forum, Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI), and Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland. They are a registered not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.

Open Harmony creates inclusive social spaces and brings people together through the love of music. They offer group music sessions, a safe, peer-supported community, and opportunities for volunteering, internships, and supported employment. Open Harmony serves adults of all abilities and backgrounds in Shropshire, Telford, and Wrekin with a focus on people living in areas of deprivation and dealing with mental and physical health issues, isolation, loneliness, and discrimination. They provide holistic support to help community members access their services, reach goals, improve wellbeing, and thrive. Open Harmony is a Community Interest Company (CIC), Living Wage Employer, Disability Confident Employer, and a member of Social Enterprise UK and the Shropshire, Telford, and Wrekin Health and Social Care Forum and Mental Health Forum. They reinvest all surplus to expand their social impact.

Open Kitchen creates thoughtful seasonal meals from sustainably sourced ingredients, prevents food waste, and reinvests all profits to support people struggling with food insecurity. They provide catering services across Greater Manchester and serve food and drinks at a riverside cafe in the city center. Open Kitchen partners with local, sustainable, organic, Fairtrade, and social enterprise suppliers and intercepts edible food that would otherwise go to waste. For every ton of food they save, they prevent 4.2 tons of carbon emissions. They offer reusable tableware for outside catering and ensure all packaging is made from compostable and recycled materials. Open Kitchen creates stable jobs and invests in training, coaching, mentoring, and supporting their team and volunteers. They offer cooking lessons, talks, workshops, and events related to food waste, food poverty, and sustainable food futures. Open Kitchen is a registered Community Interest Company (CIC), an accredited Living Wage Employer, and a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Ophir specializes in natural personal care products with the antioxidant and therapeutic benefits of Ceylon black, red, pink, green, and white teas and locally sourced herbs, botanical extracts, and essential oils. No harsh synthetic detergents, preservatives, colors, or fragrances are used, and products are never tested on animals. Ophir offers guest amenities for hotels and villas, spa products, and retail collections of handmade soap bars, liquid soap, creams, lotions, body oils, massage oils, scrubs, bath salts, shower gels, shampoos, conditioners, mosquito repellents, and more.

OPO pairs carefully curated soundscapes with eyes-open guided meditation methods to support mental health and help people connect with themselves and the world around them. They create sound and wellbeing experiences that hotels and workplaces can purchase for guests and employees, and they use this income to support free community wellbeing experiences through the OPO app and content library. Their immersive audio meditations were developed by sound artists and neuroscientists to reduce anxiety, manage energy, and improve relaxation. OPO is a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Opolis creates premium sunglasses from plant-based and recycled materials. Their Bio Collection frames are made from renewable natural cellulose, like cotton, red pulp, and hemp, without the petrochemical plasticizers of traditional acetate. The hinges and core are made from upcycled scrap metal. Their Recycled Collection was developed to promote a circular plastic economy, prevent plastic from entering oceans and landfills, and support low income communities most impacted by plastic waste. The frames are made from recycled PET. Opolis is partnering with local organizations in countries like the Philippines, Indonesia, and Kenya to develop supply chains and incentivize plastic PET bottle collection. Each purchase supports clean-ups, community initiatives, and ocean conservation. Opolis is a member of 1% for the Planet.

Optimum Patient Care improves the diagnosis, treatment, and management of chronic diseases within primary care. They work with a network of primary care practices to offer free quality improvement programs for patients with chronic conditions and rare diseases. They also provide tailored reports, conduct clinical audits, and support clinical trials and research. Optimum Patient Care uses renewable energy and actively works to reduce their carbon footprint. They provide a real living wage, ensure fair hours and contracts, support employee representation in the boardroom, organize company volunteering activities, and apply inclusive design to their tools and resources to meet diverse accessibility needs. Optimum Patient Care contributes a portion of their profits to support clinical improvement and health education initiatives for low-income and underserved populations. They are a member of Social Enterprise UK and SME Climate Hub and have Good Business Charter accreditation.

Ora Natural creates healthy skincare and wellness products. They raise awareness about the environmental and health risks of ingredients found in commercial cosmetics and offer affordable natural alternatives. Their face packs and creams are made from cold-pressed, solvent-free oils, botanical extracts, and high grade essential oils. Five percent of profits are donated to community initiatives in the Nawalapitiya area of Sri Lanka. Ora Natural has supported education, health, and infrastructure projects and the development of a Peace Committee to bridge the gap between different religious communities in the area.

Orelon is passionate about connecting people through multilingual and barrier-free event communication. An average of three million events take place in Germany every year, but only a fraction of these are equally accessible to everyone. For Orelon, diversity is the standard. They offer multilingual, sign language, and simplified language conference interpreting, live captioning, audio descriptions, and post-production services to ensure holistic accessibility. Orelon uses cost-saving modern technology and engages a team of experienced translators and interpreters. They are members of International Association of Conference Interpreters (AICC), the German Association of Conference Interpreters (VKD), and Social Entrepreneurship Netzwerk Deutschland (SEND).

Organic Affair promotes organic practices and products in order to ensure sustainable livelihoods for small-scale farmers, clean natural food for consumers, and regenerative agroecosystems for a healthy planet. They work with more than 1,500 farmers, most of whom are women in tribal areas, to produce heirloom spices like Lakadong turmeric and local cinnamon. Organic Affair provides free training, assists farmers with organic certification, pays a fair trade organic premium, and maintains a community seed bank to ensure access to quality planting materials. They work with FoodLens to provide full blockchain traceability.

OrganicoGuru focuses on importing wholesome, healthy and organic food that is not available in Sri Lanka. They partner with select Australian brands to provide options that are organic certified, vegan, sugar-free, gluten-free and dairy-free. Since their products are heavily affected by import taxes, they keep margins as low as possible. They aim to make healthy, organic lifestyles accessible and affordable.

Organic Soup Kitchen provides metabolic oncology nutrition and food security to support the health and wellness of low-income seniors and individuals with cancer or chronic illness in Santa Barbara, California. Their nutrient-dense soups are made with local organic produce, healthy fats and oils, and medicinal quality herbs and spices. The recipes are formulated to boost immunity, lower inflammation, balance blood sugar, and improve circulation. Each serving is a complete balanced meal. Organic Soup Kitchen offers a personal home delivery service and a sliding-scale payment program. They partner with local farmers and markets to rescue fresh seasonal produce that would otherwise go to waste. The team has developed a system for blanching, roasting, vacuum sealing, and deep freezing vegetables that maintains texture, flavor, and nutritional value. Organic Soup Kitchen is registered as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. All surplus is reinvested towards their mission.

Origami Legal provides legal services to the businesses, social enterprises, nonprofits, and creatives that are making the world a better, more interesting place. They specialize in business and nonprofit setup, branding, trademarks, copyright, and contracts. Their Zen Legal Subscription serves as an agile, outsourced alternative to employing in-house counsel. For a monthly fee, businesses, organizations, and creative practices can schedule calls and video conferences, submit documents for review, and receive a discount on additional services. Origami Legal offers free initial consultations, maintains below-market rates, prioritizes individuals and businesses from historically disadvantaged groups, and offers affinity discounts for Green Garage members, Good Market approved enterprises, and B Corp certified businesses. They donate 10 percent of profits to charities working on causes selected by clients.