Our Brands

Picker's Pocket helps connect tea pickers in Sri Lanka and tea drinkers in New Zealand through trade, travel, and stories. The initiative was started after the COVID pandemic to provide an outlet for small artisanal tea gardens that normally receive income from tourist visitors. Picker's Pocket focuses on ethically sourced, single-origin loose leaf organic tea from producers committed to community impact and regenerative practices. Tea is packaged in reusable bags made from handloom fabric by the communities surrounding the tea estate. For people that want to use their own containers, Picker's Pocket offers package-free bulk tea through direct sales or local refillery shops. They set aside a portion of all profits to give back to tea picking communities on an annual basis. Picker's Pocket also partners with the Tea Leaf Trust to provide educational opportunities for disadvantaged youth from estate communities.

The Pilapitiya family comes from a long line of ayurvedic doctors. Pilapitiya Ayurveda products include herbal shampoo, body wash, and hair oil, kanaka pain relief balm, thripala tablets, jeevanthi cough syrup, paspanguwa, and a wide range of ayurvedic medicines.

Pilgrims operates a hostel and restaurant inside the historic Galle Fort in southern Sri Lanka. They offer water refills, do not serve plastic straws or bottles, and are working on waste management systems and sustainable sourcing. Pilgrims offers salary advances and small interest-free loans to staff for life improvements, emergencies, medical expenses, and family funerals. They also support the Sambodhi Home for the Disabled and partnered with Serendipity Trust to initiate Sambodhi's Art and Play program.

Pili Luna promotes social inclusion and environmental sustainability through fish leather and innovative design. They work with remote coastal fishing communities in Honduras and Costa Rica to transform fish skin, which is normally discarded as waste, into a high-value material that can be used for sustainable fashion and interior design. Their unique vegetable tannin processing method creates a strong, versatile, water-resistant leather without harmful chemicals. No at-risk species are used. Pili Luna has created their own range of designer sneakers, dress shoes, handbags, and accessories and also sells by the square foot to other designers and manufacturers. They reinvest proceeds to provide training and tools to more coastal communities with high rates of unemployment. By enabling rural women to generate income from a locally available material that was previously considered waste, they increase economic security and reduce migration pressures. Pili Luna is a member of Catalyst 2030.

Pingree Detroit is a worker-owned company that produces quality footwear and accessories and provides meaningful, living wage work to veterans. By using upcycled materials and reclaimed leather from the automobile industry, they reduce waste to landfill. Pingree is committed to locally sourced, toxin free materials, zero waste, and zero carbon emissions. They support veterans overcoming homelessness, provide leadership development opportunities, and sponsor alternative therapy including yoga, meditation, and float tank sessions.

PinkBug produces furniture, storage containers, and housewares from natural, environmentally responsible materials and provides home-based work to women who cannot access other forms of employment. In addition to creating livelihood opportunities for low-income rural families, PinkBug donates resources to support children with birth defects.

Pinkwear is a sustainable footwear initiative started by the Pink Fingers women's society. The shoes are handmade from fabric offcuts collected from small garment factories in Kandana and Jaela and have natural latex soles from a supplier in Kegalle. Pinkwear aims to create livelihood opportunities for women in need with a particular focus on women who returned from the Middle East during the pandemic. They are committed to fair trade and environmentally responsible practices. Scrap materials are used to make key tags and accessories, and compostable paper bags are used for packaging. All profits are reinvested in the Pink Fingers Society to provide employment for more women.

Pinnalandahena aims to create a healthy food culture in Sri Lanka, protect the environment, increase rural employment opportunities, and support people in need. They cultivate vegetables, fruits, coconut, vanilla, and cocoa without synthetic agrichemicals on 55 acres near Rambukkana. Pinnalandahena practices water and soil conservation, maintains irrigation ponds, and produces on-site compost and natural fertilizers. They hire people from the local community, pay good wages, and regularly donate fresh organic produce to children's homes and elders' homes.

Pioneers Post is a social enterprise magazine that is committed to delivering the news, using storytelling to create social impact, and setting the agenda for a new wave of social entrepreneurs, responsible business leaders and impact investors across the globe. They publish online content, including written features, videos, podcasts, and a weekly newsletter, and provide the tools, knowledge and insight, to help people do good business, better. Pioneers Post is itself a social enterprise with a legal structure that safeguards their social aims. They rely on subscriptions and content partnerships for their sustainability.

Pipsqueak creates hand-printed bedding for kids and contributes to the Choose Love campaign to support refugee families. They offer bamboo cotton muslin swaddles and cotton percale cot sheets, duvet sets, pillow cases, and cushions that are printed with water soluble, toxin-free inks. Products are made to order to allow for customization and prevent waste. Pipsqueak contributes all profits from their Pompoms for Peace cushions to Choose Love, and for every sale of a cot sheet or duvet set, they donate bedding to help refugees stay warm. Choose Love supports nearly 150 community organizations providing vital support services along migration routes to Europe and the United States.

Piramal Glass specializes in the design and production of glass packaging for food and beverage, personal care products, and pharmaceuticals. They promote glass as a safe, non-leaching, and environmentally responsible alternative to plastic packaging and storage containers. Their Horana production facility collects and recycles 25,000 tons of waste glass per year. Piramal Glass also donates to support primary education in rural villages.

Pitod produces quality, timeless clothing with a focus on positively impacting people and the planet. As a gender-neutral brand, they stand for inclusivity, celebrate diversity, fight against discrimination, and empower individuals to embrace their authentic selves. Pitod hoodies, T-shirts, dresses, pants, sweatshirts, jackets, caps, and bags are made from vegan, organic, and recycled materials in factories that are certified for ethical and sustainable practices. They offer carbon-neutral shipping and returns through carbon removal with Carbon Direct, and they plant trees for every purchase with Just One Tree. Pitod donates at least five percent of revenue to charity every year. They are an accredited Living Wage Employer, a Pending B Corporation, and a member of 1% for the Planet.

Pivot is a social enterprise that empowers people experiencing homelessness by teaching jewelry making in hostels and providing flexible and paid employment opportunities accompanied by coaching and financial support. They create earrings, pins, necklaces, eyeglass chains, bookmarks, key rings, and bottle openers and specialize in unique designs that can be handmade at a desk with minimal tools and training. Priority is given to recycled metals and upcycled acetate. Pivot also offers maker-led public workshops and private events. All profits from these workshops are reinvested into their social mission of helping people experiencing homelessness. Pivot is an accredited Living Wage Employer and a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Pivot Journeys provides professional development support to help people find meaningful work and to help organizations build strengths-based leaders and cultures that increase collaboration, effectiveness, and engagement. They offer personalized career coaching for job seekers and career changers and talent development programming, early and mid-level management coaching, and team retreats for organizations. Pivot Journeys provides pro bono and discounted services for nonprofits and social impact organizations. They are a member of The Impact Collective, the Nonprofit Association of Oregon, and Net Impact.

Placemaking.Education was started to accelerate the growth of the placemaking movement and support an iterative, collaborative process for strengthening communities and creating public spaces that people love and feel connected to. They collect and curate placemaking concepts, tips, and resources into one place and offer self-paced online courses to make it easier and faster for people to learn. They also offer coaching and group learning opportunities. Placemaking.Education helps placemaking advocates build capability and confidence, deepen knowledge, reduce risk, and save money. The initiative is a collaboration between two not-for-profit organizations, Town Team Movement and PlacemakingX. All surplus is reinvested towards their mission.

Plaine Products helps eliminate single-use plastic and contributes to a circular economy by offering clean personal care in aluminum bottles that can be sent back and reused indefinitely. Their shampoos, conditioners, moisturizers, washes, styling gels, and other products are made in the United States from vegan, cruelty-free, biodegradable, non-GMO, toxin-free ingredients. They use whole essential oil blends and carefully selected plants and minerals from renewable sources. Plaine Products sells online and through zero waste refill shops and retail partners. They also provide refillable bottles and bulk refill options to short-term rentals, boutique hotels, and other property managers. Bottles and bulk containers can be sent in for sterilization and reuse. Plaine Products offsets carbon through We Are Neutral and donates at least one percent of revenue to certified environmental nonprofits. They have Leaping Bunny, PETA Cruelty Free and Vegan, WBENC Women-Owned Business, 1% for the Planet, and B Corporation certification, and they are members of the Innovation Alliance for a Global Plastics Treaty (IAGPT) and the World Economic Forum's Consumers Beyond Waste (CBW) initiative.

Planet CIC offers executive search and recruitment services and reinvests 100 percent of profits into protecting the planet and creating long-term environmental sustainability. They help values-led organizations find qualified candidates and use the proceeds to deliver environmental education programs for young people. Planet CIC partners with schools and charities to educate the next generation on sustainability issues and solutions, inspiring them to take action and pursue careers in environmental sustainability. Activities include day trips to a community solar farm, visits to a material recovery recycling center, bell boating to learn about water conservation, cookery classes on a local farm, tree planting, biodiversity corridor development, and sustainable city model building projects. Planet CIC is a registered Community Interest Company and a member of Social Enterprise UK. They reinvest all surplus towards their purpose.

Planet's Pick specializes in a premium grade of virgin coconut oil that is extracted from fresh organic coconut milk using a centrifuge process. The resulting raw coconut oil is high in nutrients and has a fresh flavor and aroma. Planet's Pick sources fresh coconut from their own organic land and from certified organic suppliers in Kurunegala, Dambadeniya, Kuliyapitiya, and Chilaw. They are committed to fair trade practices and contribute to early childhood education. The products are under USDA organic certification from Control Union.

Plantation Villa is a wellness center and nature retreat that operates as a social enterprise and specializes in ayurveda, yoga, and meditation. Fifty percent of profits are used to fund the Metta Trust, which maintains the local schools and temples and supports community development, wildlife conservation and forest preservation activities in the surrounding villages. Plantation Villa trains, employs, and mentors local community members from underprivileged backgrounds. They provide elder care including free doctor consultations and medicine and organize monthly functions for the village community and guests. Plantation Villa wellness products comes from a village Ayurvedic doctor. Profits support the Metta Trust.

Plant Based Candles creates vegan, cruelty-free candles that are better for customers and for the planet. Most candles are made from petrochemical ingredients, release pollutants into the air, and are thrown away after a single use. Plant Based Candles uses organic coconut wax, organic hemp wicks, and toxin-free fragrances for a slow, clean burn. Their handcrafted vessels are made in a nearby zero-waste ceramic studio and are designed to be locally refilled or reused as a planter or tabletop container, reducing waste and promoting a circular economy. Each candle comes with a seed card for planting. Plant Based Candles operates out of a solar-powered facility. They also offer a range of plant-based soaps made with organic ingredients and infused with essential oils and natural mineral and plant colors. Packaging is plastic-free, and shipping is carbon offset. Plant Based Candles is Leaping Bunny certified. They donate 10 percent of all sales to WeForest to support a conservation and reforestation project in northern Ethiopia.