Our Brands

Bird Eyewear makes pioneering prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses, and blue light blocking glasses from sustainably and ethically sourced materials. They use certified woods, bio-based acetate, recycled aluminum, and renewable cork. Their bamboo, wood, and acetate frames can be composted, and their laminated aluminum frames can be separated and recycled. Customers are able to send back old frames for 50 percent off a new pair. Bird works with a local frame repair company to reuse elements from the frames and minimize waste. Bird is currently carbon neutral and is working towards extracting more carbon than they produce. Their cleaning cloths are made from recycled plastic bottles, their mailer bags are made from sugarcane, and their packaging is reusable, recyclable, and compostable. For every pair of glasses sold, Bird distributes solar lights to families in Zambia and Malawi through their Share Your Sun partnership with SolarAid. Bird Eyewear is a certified B Corporation and part of Surfers Against Sewage and the Better Business campaign.

Birdsong is a "no sweatshop, no photoshop" fashion brand for people who dress in protest–against fast fashion, against the obsessive pursuit of trends, and against the systematic abuse of women in the production line. They create original wardrobe staples that are ethical, sustainable, and made in the United Kingdom by women who face barriers to employment. Birdsong produces in partnership with a variety of women's organizations, from refugee seamstresses to octogenarian knitters, and pays a London living wage. They use discarded fabrics that would otherwise go to landfill, compostable textiles like GOTS certified organic cotton, OEKO-Tex certified bamboo, and Tencel, and reclaimed fibers like recycled polyster. Packaging and order fulfillment is done by Mail Out, a social enterprise that provides training and living wage work for adults with autism or learning disabilities. Birdsong thinks all bodies are good bodies. They offer a wide range of sizes and show the friends and activists who model for them as they are, with no airbrushing.

Biruwa Advisors provides innovative business support and consulting services to help entrepreneurs and managers in Nepal make informed decision. They assist with market research, business plans, business registration, legal support, financial analysis, operations management, and investment advisory services. Biruwa Advisors prioritizes helping environmentally and socially responsible businesses and offers services on a sliding fee scale so that people of all backgrounds can participate. More than 700 social enterprises and aspiring entrepreneurs have received free mentorship and professional services, refined their business models, and improved the quality and efficiency of their operations.

Bismillah Organic is a small-scale farm in Kuchchaveli in northeastern Sri Lanka that is helping create a community free from toxic foods. They grow organic legumes, vegetables, banana, lemon, mango, and more. They save their own seeds, produce compost, neem extract, fish tonic, and other natural inputs, and integrate plants that repel insect pests and attract pollinators. Bismillah Organic is verified under a local organic participatory guarantee system (PGS).

BitGreen started in late 2017 as a community initiative to build an energy efficient alternative to Bitcoin and demonstrate that blockchain has the potential to achieve a better world without environmental harm. In 2019, the energy efficiency target was achieved, and the BitGreen Foundation was formally incorporated as a nonprofit organization with a new, even more audacious, goal of having BITG, the unit of value created by the BitGreen blockchain, become a globally adopted, impact-based currency that incentivizes impactful action and catalyzes the growing movement towards a regenerative economy. Anyone can download the BitGreen wallet mobile app and begin earning BITG for everyday actions that benefit people and the planet. Earned BITG can be used to purchase from sustainable businesses or support a favorite cause. BitGreen is a closed loop impact ecosystem: you earn for doing good, and you do good when you spend within the BitGreen community.

BJ's PJs and Baby Origami DoubleWrap™ creates Australian organic cotton apparel and baby swaddle wraps and raises awareness about slow fashion and circularity. Their tops, shorts, pants, dresses, and maternity wear are made in Australia from GOTS and OEKO-TEX certified cotton with no buttons, zips, bows, clasps, or underwire and are ideal for people with sensitive skin, allergies, arthritis, and mobility challenges. BJ's PJs uses plastic-free compostable packaging and partners with local community arts and crafts groups to repurpose fabric offcuts into rag rugs, doll clothing, and other items.

B Lab is working to make business a force for good and transform the global economy to benefit all people, communities, and the planet. They are best known for certifying B Corporations, which are companies that meet high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency, but their tools and programs can help all businesses measure, manage, and improve their impact. The B Impact Assessment and SDG Action Manager are free online resources that can be used by any for-profit business, the Pending B Corp program is for startups and smaller companies, and the B Movement Builders program is for publicly traded multinational companies. B Lab and Sistema B organizations around the world power the movement at the local level. They grow, engage, and mobilize their regional B Corp communities, amplify stories of business as a force for good, support collective action initiatives, and drive policy change to enable the shift from shareholder primacy to stakeholder governance. B Lab Global is registered as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, maintains a balance of philanthropic and earned revenue, and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.

B Lab Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand is part of a network that is transforming the global economy to benefit all people, communities, and the planet. They support companies to measure and improve their impact, share stories to inspire purpose-driven businesses, and offer B Corp certification to companies that meet high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. The B Lab team mobilizes the B Corp community towards collective action and creates standards, policies, tools, and programs to shift the behavior, culture, and structural underpinnings of capitalism. Free tools include the B Impact Assessment and the SDG Action Manager. B Lab Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand is part of the B Global Network, a group of global, regional, and national organizations spanning six continents. They are registered as a not-for-profit organization.

Black Butterfly works with Afro-descendent and displaced communities in East Sussex to challenge oppressive systems, decolonize embedded concepts and ideas, and promote community-led urban regeneration, cultural heritage, food sovereignty, solidarity, healing, and joy. They provide mutual aid and wraparound services to help people build stronger networks, meet their needs, share spaces and resources, access opportunities, and participate more fully in society. Their Joyful Roots project focuses on community garden spaces, seed, plant, and compost sharing, bulk buying, and weekly bags of organically grown fruits and vegetables. They work with the African Caribbean Heritage Food Network, African Food Sovereignty Alliance, Better Food Traders, La Via Campesina, Landworkers Alliance, Locality, and Nyéléni. Black Butterfly is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus to benefit the community.

Black Cat Cafe + Stay offers specialty coffee, food, vintage books, rooms, and a community gathering space in a hundred-year-old colonial house in central Colombo. The cafe serves specialty coffee roasted locally by Temple Grounds, fresh fruit juices, baked goods, and meals made from natural, whole-food ingredients. Black Cat highlights writers, musicians, artists, and designers, and local businesses through performance events, popups, and their carefully curated shop. Proceeds from Black Cat bags, shirts, and other merchandise are donated to a school for disabled children.

Black Mamba produces natural chili sauces, pestos, chutneys, and jams in Eswatini that are "good for you, good for the earth, and good for rural communities." They partner with Guba, a local permaculture organization, to train Swazi smallholders in regenerative organic agriculture techniques that build soil and increase biodiversity. Black Mamba purchases chilies and other fresh produce from these smallholder farmers, most of whom are women, and pays consistent fair trade prices. They also organize financial literacy training, gender-based violence seminars, breast cancer and cervical cancer checks, and other wellness programs for farmers and employees. Black Mamba prioritizes packaging that is either easily recyclable or biodegradable and reuses, composts, or recycles the majority of their waste. They donate to the Eswatini Antivenom Foundation and the Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit in South Africa. Black Mamba is part of Swaziland Fair Trade (SWIFT).

Blackpool Organics aims to turn Blackpool village into an organic farming community. They practice sustainable agriculture methods like mixed cropping, crop rotation, cover cropping, and seed saving to maintain biodiversity, minimize environmental impact, and produce high quality upcountry vegetables and herbs. Blackpool Organics purchases native seedlings from nurseries and plants them around the village. They are verified under a local organic participatory guarantee system (PGS).

Black Ranch is a regenerative farm in northern Arizona that is building soil, native grass pasture, and closed loop systems. They specialize in soy-free, pastured poultry and pork. Black Ranch is supported by Food Animals Concern Trust (FACT), a national nonprofit focused on humane farming.

Black Sheep Collective turns ordinary spaces into extraordinary places through art, culture, performance, creative activities, and community learning. They offer youth theater classes, projects, events, workshops, masterclasses, and other training programs to inspire, educate, and support creative individuals. Black Sheep is committed to accessibility and inclusion. Their professional theater training is open to all, with no auditions or previous experience required, they use spaces, facilities, equipment, and materials that are vetted by disabled participants, and they maintain affordable fees, payment plans, bursaries, and pay-it-forward opportunities. Their arts festival, QueerAF, celebrates queer, Black, and women-led artworks, projects, and experiences. Black Sheep prioritizes responsible trading partners that meet social value principles. They are a Community Interest Company (CIC), have Social Value Management certification, and donate their surplus to local causes.

Blanc Pignon Dairy Farm started in 1942 and supplied Jersey Dairy for years. In 2021, they launched their own range of artisanal dairy products including multiple flavors of gelato, halloumi and moolloumi cheese, yogurt, kefir, and butter. They use natural, locally sourced ingredients including fresh grown herbs and garden mint, homemade black butter apple preserves, locally roasted Rave coffee, and Jersey Sea Salt. All of the milk is from their own herd of Jersey cows, which means instead of measuring their impact in food miles, they are able to measure food meters. Products are packed in glass jars and compostable or recyclable materials. Blanc Pignon Dairy Farm is certified by Red Tractor for traceability and animal welfare and by LEAF for sustainable farming practices. Their artisan dairy range is accredited by Genuine Jersey.

BlankPaperz Media amplifies the voices and stories of young African social entrepreneurs, creatives, and writers who use their words and actions to address the societal issues that affect them. Their online platform includes writing and digital media from a growing community of contributors across Africa. Offline, they collaborate and partner with others to organize writer and blogger meetups, book giveaways, and masterclasses on personal development, storytelling, communication, social media, and more. They serve as media partners for youth events and literary events and are constantly looking for new ways to support young African creatives and changemakers. BlankPaperz has a remote team and a minimal carbon footprint.

Blaze Your Trail helps for-purpose organizations maximize their impact through digital transformation, champions diversity in technology, and provides marginalized job seekers with the hands-on experience they need to overcome barriers to entering the workforce. Their Salesforce-certified team offers consulting, integration, maintenance, training, and support services that enable for-purpose organizations to streamline processes, manage fundraising and volunteers, share impact, and do more good. Blaze Your Trail provides a free training and work experience program for migrants, refugees, and other job seekers that can open pathways to secure, reliable, and rewarding employment. Participants volunteer to assist with pro bono projects for charities. Blaze Your Trail is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of the Social Enterprise Network of Victoria (SENVIC).

BLD Engineers offers engineering consulting services, supports the professional development of women and migrant engineers, and facilitates workplace integration. Their diverse team of mechanical, electronic, electrical, civil, and industrial engineers helps deliver railway, energy, and road projects from development to construction and commissioning. BLD Engineers empowers women and migrant engineers through mentorship and training programs with a focus on promoting gender equality, reducing entry barriers, and resolving skilled worker shortages.

Blend Creative has been offering comprehensive graphic design services and creating work opportunities for designers with disabilities since 1990. They specialize in accessible design, logos, icons, infographics, illustrations, marketing materials, websites, and more. Blend Creative has developed and trademarked a Socially Inclusive Design badge so their clients can demonstrate their support for social inclusion. They reinvest their surplus to provide tailored training for their design team and assist partner nonprofits with pro bono design work. Blend Creative is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of the South Australian Social Enterprise Council (SASEC).

Blendsmiths specializes in vegan drink blends made from natural, responsibly sourced ingredients. They offer drinking chocolate, chai spice, ceremonial matcha, and superfood blend powders in recyclable packaging and refillable storage jars. Blendsmiths donates to Mustard Tree and Two Brews in Manchester to help combat homelessness.