Our Brands

Tash specializes in sustainably sourced Sri Lankan gemstones and handcrafted silver jewelry. They are directly involved in small-scale gem mining and have certification from the National Gem and Jewellery Council. Each site is inspected and licensed by local environmental authorities. Tash provides training and employment opportunities for rural youth and is committed to responsible business practices. Products include natural cut gemstones, rings, earrings, pendants, necklaces, bracelets and artwork made from gemstone particles. They undertake custom orders.

Tassels creates handmade jewelry from cotton, silk, and wood. They offer a local, natural alternative to imported jewelry made from plastic and other synthetic materials. Tassels works with a network of female distributors that generate income by selling the finished pieces through social media and small-scale shops. They sponsor gifts and prizes for university programs, female entrepreneurs, and teachers.

Taste the Local Crete promotes sustainable, slow travel by encouraging visitors to explore beyond popular sites, connect with the local community, and support the island’s economy while experiencing its authentic food culture. They provide self-guided itineraries for the regions of Rethymno and Lassithi, allowing travelers to explore Crete's authentic, lesser-known locales at their own pace and away from mass tourism. Travelers can choose different kinds of gastronomic activities, including small-scale organic farm tours and tasting experiences, food and wine tours, extra virgin olive oil tasting experiences, cooking lessons, and local food and wine festivals. Taste the Local Crete connects visitors with the local community and food culture, promotes local producers that prioritize sustainability, and respects environmentally protected areas. They are a member of Impact Hub Athens and Bizrupt.

Tatak liberates businesses, organizations, and movements from surface-level branding and guides them toward ethical, justice-centered, and values-driven identities that resist commodification and foster real connection. Their studio focuses on unbranding for authenticity, accountability, and responsibility, storytelling with impact, and recentering design for society and the environment. Tatak provides pro bono services to Indigenous Australian entities and offers free consultations, educational resources, and collaborative service exchanges for values-aligned initiatives with limited resources. Tatak participates in Good North Community, Business for Good Network, Impact Boom, and Newkind.

Teaching Is My Superpower specializes in early childhood education, ESL teaching, and corporate communication training. Their children's book series was developed to create awareness about Sri Lanka's local heritage and the importance of living in harmony with nature. Teaching Is My Superpower is committed to inclusive education. They record audio books so that visually impaired and auditory learners can enjoy the storytelling experience, and they are working with local entrepreneurs to create complementary learning tools for tactile learners. Books will be translated into other local languages to increase accessibility and cross cultural understanding. Teaching Is My Superpower provides free and discounted books and services to low income groups.

Tea Connoisseurs Delights has organic certified cinnamon tea, cinnamon powder and cinnamon sticks, green tea, black tea and white tea, green pepper, black pepper and white pepper, virgin coconut oil and moringa powder. They also have bee honey, kithul palm syrup and kithul jaggery.

Tea Dance Club contributes to active aging, social connection, wellness, and inclusion in Jersey. They organize tea dances, line dance workshops, and other social fitness activities. Their Step55 initiative has expanded services by enabling individuals with skills and experience to share them with others. Community members are able to offer their own health and wellness activity classes, digital inclusion training, and other skills-based workshops that support wellbeing and inclusivity as people age. Tea Dance Club uses community halls for events to increase local engagement, improve access, and minimize travel. They are a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Teamworks provides management consulting, training, and executive coaching to social enterprises, charities, and small businesses. They specialize in business strategy, planning, operational reviews, performance and impact monitoring systems, organizational development, writing, editing, and customized training for individuals and small groups. Teamworks generally provides services free of charge to mission-driven enterprises. They are available for online coaching and international travel.

Tea People is a social enterprise that contributes 50 percent of net profits to support educational development in the tea growing region of Darjeeling and reinvests the remainder to expand the business and its impact. They offer premium loose leaf black, green, white, and oolong tea, herbal infusions, natural fruit infusions, biodegradable pyramid teabags, bespoke packaging and tea blends, and tea accessories. Tea People partners with New Leaf Trust to improve educational infrastructure, facilities, and capacity in areas most in need. They also support individual students, especially girls, who want to acquire higher education but are not able to due to financial constraints. Tea People has included their social mission in their registered legal documents and is a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Tea Rebellion was founded to rebel against how tea is traded, marketed, and consumed. They foster tea transparency and provenance by directly connecting tea drinkers with tea farmers that are committed to ethical and sustainable practices. Tea Rebellion partners with smallholders and cooperatives in Malawi, Kenya, Nepal, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Japan. They pay premium rates and donate to social and environmental projects in their partner farming communities. Teas are available loose leaf and in compostable pyramid bags with plastic free packaging. Tea Rebellion is a certified B Corporation.

TechForGood Australia aims to bridge the digital divide and ensure all Australians have access to equitable, affordable and relevant technology products and services. Their online store includes more than 12,000 affordable technology products and donates 50 percent of profits to charities that address digital inequality. They also provice human-centered technology services to nonprofits and social enterprises and work with them to to develop IT strategies, address risk and security issues, support projects, and identify tech savings or funding opportunities. TechForGood has developed a Giving Hub which connects charity organizations and social enterprises with corporate donations and a Giving Fund that mobilizes resources beyond their 50 percent contribution model. They are a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise, a registered charity under the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), a certified B Corporation, and part of Coralus.

Tech Herfrica advances the growth of female-led businesses in rural areas in Africa through technology. Their flagship initiative, Herlocalmarket, is an ecommerce platform that directly connects buyers with female farmers and traders. By eliminating middlemen, they aim to increase income for rural producers and provide fresh, quality food at lower prices for urban consumers. The service supplies reusable shopping bags that customers can return for a token. Tech Herfrica also facilitates access to micofinance, micropension, and health insurance and conducts digital literacy, financial literacy, and business scale-up programs for women and girls in underserved communities.

Teemill offers a circular economy platform to redesign the fashion industry and help brands end waste. They provide sustainable print-on-demand services for custom t-shirts and products, a free online store builder, same-day fulfillment, wholesale blank clothing, and a range of software solutions and integrations. Teemill's printing software fulfills orders in real-time, so they only make what is needed when it is needed. Their products are made from GOTS-certified organic materials in factories powered by renewable energy and are designed to come back and be remanufactured when they're worn out. Dyehouse wastewater is recovered, cleaned, and recirculated in a closed loop system, and orders are shipped in plastic-free packaging. The cost savings from their technology are used to make organic cotton farming, renewables, sustainable packaging, and reverse logistics affordable. Teemill minimizes carbon emissions by using renewable energy and offsets the rest through tree planting projects.

Tekiti helps connect artisan workshops in rural Mexico with new commercial relationships and economic opportunities. They have developed a network of artisan community leaders across 6 states and more than 35 artisanal techniques. More than half of these leaders are women and 35 percent are indigenous. Tekiti helps them map their costs, analyze production times, set fair prices for their work, and structure and grow their businesses. At the same time, Tekiti partners with retailers, hotels, restaurants, and other companies that want to add handmade crafts to their product range or brand experience and assists with product development, sourcing, and consistent supply. They offer products made of stone, wood, clay, ceramics, cotton, wool, palm, and other natural materials and help ensure fair trade practices, safe working conditions, and no child labor in the supply chain.

TekSHAQQ fosters digital inclusion and brings affordable digital education and experiences to children, young people, and adults in low socioeconomic areas in London to build capacity, foster social mobility, and support wellbeing. They facilitate awareness of and access to careers in the digital sector through digital assemblies in schools, digital experiences in the community, and skills training and mentorship programs for both young people and adults. TekSHAQQ works with industry partners to sponsor products and services so they can be provided free or at low cost to digitally marginalized communities. They are a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of World Pulse and Social Enterprise UK.

Tellurian Green Leaf Herbals is a pioneer in the natural skin care and beauty products movement. For nearly three decades, they have been using organically grown herbs and sustainably sourced ingredients to produce natural soaps, shampoos, shower gels, massage oils, scrubs, and other personal care products for Asian and European markets. Tellurian products are vegan and cruelty-free.

TEMAK started in 1992 as the Teenage Mothers and Girls Development Group to economically empower teenage mothers and girls and break the cycle of teen pregnancy and HIV infection in western Kenya. They provide vocational and technical training, school fees for continuing education, health services, and holistic social support. The TEMAK Technical Training Institute offers training in computer literacy, web development, food service, hospitality, hairdressing, tailoring, weaving, construction, and other high-demand subjects and provides safe accommodation, stipends, lunch, and insurance to participants. They help graduates access employment opportunities or support for their own businesses. TEMAK also markets handmade housewares, bags, jewelry, toys, and other products made by program participants. All funds are reinvested in the community. TEMAK supports orphans, widows, community water projects, and rural schools and organizes regular environmental cleanups. They are registered with the government as a not-for-profit community organization.

Tenacious Bee Collective aims to revive the dwindling bee populations of Himachal Pradesh, benefit rural mountain communities, and create awareness about the health benefits of raw honey and other bee products. Sustainable honey gathering and beekeeping are traditional practices in Himachal Pradesh, but in recent years, the widespread use of pesticides and the low minimum support price provided to beekeepers has led to a sharp decline in bee populations and the number of beekeepers in the state. Tenacious Bee Collective offers seasonal and rare varietals of raw honey from the Western Himalayas, beeswax herbal salves, and beeswax candles and aromatherapy products. Their community level services include baseline studies, feasibility assessments, community mobilization, training, capacity building, floral calendar planning, local herb cultivation, product development, and market readiness support. They also organize on-site workshops and residencies for artists, scientists, and other specialists to foster cross-pollination of skills and knowledge. Tenacious Bee Collective has included their social and environmental purpose in their incorporation documents and reinvests profits towards their mission.

Tenfold Fair Trade Collection makes it easier for customers in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia and online to find fair trade artisan products that empower people and communities around the world. Their carefully curated store includes clothing, accessories, toys, home and garden products, coffee, tea, chocolate, and more. Tenfold Fair Trade sources from mission-aligned brands that employ disadvantaged producers, pay fair wages, ensure gender equity and safe and dignified working conditions, use upcycled, recycled, and environmentally responsible materials, and protect the environment. They are a Fair Trade Federation verified member and a Green America certified business.

Tengin works with farmers and women's collectives in Karnataka to convert their coconuts to cashflow, create sustainable local livelihoods, and prevent urban migration from rural villages. They offer a range of affordable value-added products under the Tengin brand including virgin coconut oil, coconut sugar, coconut nectar, coconut chips, coconut chocolates, coconut soaps, and housewares and garden products made from coconut shells, husks, leaves, and wood. They are also known for their ragi porridge powder. Tengin offers agritourism experiences to foster transparency with customers and enable them to connect with producers. Visitors are able to create their own coconut oil. Tengin allocates five percent of all profits to support rural development.