Trusted brands using certified ethical and sustainable business practices.
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.
BlessdBuy transforms "consumers into contributors" and makes it easier for buyers to engage with vulnerable makers and sustainable producers. They supply amenities, accessories, stationery, housewares, games, and toys directly to consumers through their online store, festivals, and events and to other businesses through wholesale and corporate gifting partnerships. BlessdBuy works with sustainable producers on brand development, product design, skills training, and market connections. They also coordinate immersive travel experiences and employee engagement programs. At least 70 percent of revenue goes to verified nonprofits and social enterprises with a focus on financial and material support, education, and disaster relief. BlessdBuy is part of Creative Dignity and Catalyst 2030.
Blindes Arbejde was established in 1929 to provide training and employment opportunities for blind and visually impaired people in Denmark. Their workshops produce durable, handcrafted brooms, brushes, baskets, chairs, mats, and textiles from sustainably sourced and upcycled materials. Products are sold wholesale, online, and through a network of retail shops throughout the country. The shops also offer repair services. Blindes Arbejde collaborates with designers and brands to create custom and private label products and partners with municipalities, organizations, and companies on social procurement and CSR initiatives. They welcome visitors to experience their craftsmanship and learn about visual impairment and the social economy. Blindes Arbejde is registered as a business foundation, and their board includes employee representatives and representatives from the Danish Association of the Blind. They are part of GoGreen Denmark, Selveje Danmark, and Sociale Entreprenører i Danmark.
B-Line provides last-mile delivery services in central Portland, reduces congestion, supports local food producers, and creates green job opportunities. They use electric-assisted cargo trikes for zero-carbon emission delivery, provide flexible storage options with dry, cold, and frozen facilities, offer fulfillment stalls at their consolidation and distribution center in Portland's central eastside, support warehousing needs, and create on-the-go advertising opportunities by repurposing their cargo trikes as mobile marketing platforms. B-Line delivers surplus food from local restaurants at reduced costs by leveraging their daily delivery routes through their B-Shares program. They collect hard-to-recycle materials like styrofoam and plastic film from clients when on deliveries, partner with Agilyx and Vancouver Plastics to reduce waste in their community, and support sustainable transportation in Portland by conducting battery swaps for electric scooters and bikes. B-Line is a certified B Corporation and an Oregon Tilth certified organic food handler.
Blooh creates modern handcrafted jewelry, supports artisan livelihoods, and funds girls' education in Kenya. They work with artisan partners that are committed to transparency, fair labor practices, environmental stewardship, and circular design. Artisans set their own prices, receive 50 percent upfront payment and direct payment transfers, and are eligible for microgrants. Blooh follows a made-to-order model to minimize waste, prioritizes environmentally responsible materials like recycled brass and upcycled local horn, and uses compostable packaging materials. A portion of profits is used to keep girls in school, and the balance is reinvested towards their purpose.
Blooming Agro specializes in naturally grown flowering orchid plants. There is a belief among Sri Lankan growers that it is not possible to cultivate flowering orchids without synthetic agrichemicals. After considerable research and experimentation, Blooming Agro found inputs made with beneficial microorganisms from a local supplier and was able to make the transition away from synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and fungicides. They use coconut husks, broken clay, and bark as growing media and reusable clay pots for planting. Blooming Agro is now providing training for other orchid growers and aims to create a network of producers committed to organic techniques. They are also developing orchid rental and buy-back services. Their mission is to brighten homes, offices, classrooms, hospital rooms, and hotel rooms with flowering orchids that are beautiful, low maintenance, safe, and environmentally responsible.
BlueC promotes sustainable algae cultivation to raise environmental awareness, boost the blue economy, uplift Brazilian coastal communities, and increase biodiversity. They provide comprehensive support for native seaweed cultivation, including system installation, ongoing operational support, training and capacity building for local communities, and consultations for producers and investors in the seaweed industry. They also purchase algae, collaborate on developing seaweed-based food and cosmetic products, and implement corporate social responsibility projects. Their training programs promote social inclusion and income generation, encouraging community production through workshops on cultivation techniques, environmental management, and marketing of algae-derived products. BlueC cultivates native macroalgae without harvesting from natural habitats. They avoid animal-derived inputs and freshwater use in processing. BlueC grounds their work in scientific research and publishes informational materials that highlight algae’s ecological importance and role in the blue economy.
Blue Dot offers branded merchandise and other promotional products that are vetted for social and environmental impact. They help companies align their purchasing dollars with their values and create deeper and more memorable brand connections. Products are sourced and curated based on third-party certifications, use of responsible materials, manufacturing and supply chain practices, and contributions to social and environmental causes. Blue Dot offers full-service fulfillment, custom campaigns, and company stores where recipients can choose from select products. They provide ongoing impact reporting and sustainability consulting services and donate one percent of top-line revenue to nonprofits tackling climate change. Blue Dot is a certified B Corporation, a WBENC Women-Owned Business, and a member of 1% for the Planet. They have Climate Neutral certification through The Climate Project.
BlueOceanSL aims to reduce ocean plastic by offering affordable alternatives to plastic products in Sri Lanka. They supply bamboo toothbrushes, toothbrush cases, hairbrushes, and pen drives throughout the country. BlueOceanSL focuses on bamboo because it is fast-growing, renewable, fully compostable, and naturally antimicrobial. They use their platform to raise awareness about microplastics and ocean pollution.
Blue Star recycles electronic waste according to the highest environmental standards and creates jobs for people with autism and other disabilities in Colorado Springs, Denver, and Boulder. For residential recycling, they accept computers, televisions, household electronics, and small appliances. For businesses, nonprofits, and government offices, they organize pickup and offer a full range of IT asset disposal (ITAD) services, including data destruction, asset recovery, electronics recycling, and reporting. Their data security handling processes are validated by third-party audits. Blue Star Recyclers employs people with autism and other disabilities who have a natural aptitude for careful, detailed work but often face significant barriers to employment. They provide meaningful work opportunities, fair wages, and a supportive community, which reduces dependence on family members and government-funded services. Blue Star Recyclers is a member of the Alliance for Technology Refurbishing and Reuse (AFTRR), Colorado Environmental Leadership Program, and Colorado Association for Recycling (CAFR) and has ISO 14001, e-Stewards, and NAID AAA certifications. They are registered as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization and reinvest all proceeds towards their mission.
Blue Triangle produces batik clothing and housewares and creates rural livelihood opportunities in Madakotuwa, Sri Lanka. They use beeswax, low-impact fiber-reactive dyes, and cotton textiles to produce unique handmade shirts, dresses, sarees, sarongs, table linens, cushion covers, and lampshades. The wax is recovered and reused, and the fabric offcuts are made into wallets and other accessories. The team wears protective equipment when handling dyes and has a water treatment system for all dye water.
Bobbie's Brownies produces fresh, natural brownies from ethically sourced ingredients and provides nationwide delivery throughout the United Kingdom. They use a lean manufacturing process and compostable packaging to minimize waste. For each brownie sold, Bobbie's Brownies donates to Mary's Meals to cover the cost of a school meal for a child in need.
Bobee World creates natural products for children to promote animal protection and environmental conservation, support local livelihoods, and provide an alternative to imported plastic goods. They source reed storage baskets from handicraft communities in Sri Lanka and paint them with animal designs. Bobee has helped develop a reed weaving center at a school for people with special needs.
BoBo GloBal works with small-scale, environmentally responsible suppliers and indigenous artisans from disenfranchised communities to create ethical bohemian clothing and accessories that incorporate weaving, embroidery, block printing, and beading. They celebrate cultural diversity, raise awareness about indigenous communities and their artistic heritage, and build relationships with producers based on mutual respect, transparency, and fair trade principles. BoBo GloBal prioritizes natural, recycled, and upcycled materials and zero waste practices. They encourage conscious consumption and offer mending and alteration services.
Bodhi Foods specializes in affordable spiced tea, spiced coffee, and herbal tisanes made from natural, local ingredients like cinnamon, pepper, ginger, clove, nutmeg, mace, green cardamom, ranawara, holy basil, and blue lotus. The blends are developed for their flavor and health benefits. Products are sold loose leaf in plastic free packaging. Bodhi Foods sources raw materials directly from producers to increase the share of the value chain captured by rural communities. They provide school uniforms, books, and supplies to workers and producers with school age children.
Body Butters Creations creates clean and conscious skincare that nourishes the skin and protects the environment. They offer soaps, body washes, scrubs, face oils, creams, body butters, and lip balms made from natural, plant-based ingredients like shea butter, cocoa butter, avocado oil, coconut oil, African wild honey, and turmeric. Body Butters Creations uses their platform to raise awareness about the benefits of natural skincare. They are part of Arizona Community Farmers Markets.
Body Doc is a medically oriented fitness and wellness center. They aim to address the root cause of non-communicable diseases like hypertension and diabetes through screening, consultation with physicians, dietitians, and fitness coaches, and personal training programs. The center includes a gym, Crossfit studio, yoga, Zumba, badminton, swimming pool, sauna and Jacuzzi. Body Doc is committed to environmentally responsibility and avoids single-use plastics. They support health-related charity causes like Run for Life.
Body Glow by RSW specializes in body scrubs and other natural personal care products made from local and organic ingredients. They believe that what you put on your body is as important as what you put in it, and they want to make it easier for people to access natural alternatives.
B-Off Dengue aims to raise awareness about dengue prevention in Sri Lanka and introduce environmentally friendly, safe and effective methods of mosquito control. They distribute Biogents mosquito traps, a patented trap from Germany, which attracts mosquitoes using the same compounds found in human skin. Unlike other mosquito control options, the trap does not emit any insecticide, smoke, or other harmful substances. B-Off Dengue collaborates with the Ministry of Health and Environmental Health Officers on dengue awareness and management issues. They work with schools and businesses to raise awareness and help them manage the risk of dengue, and they are in the process of setting up an independent monitoring system for mosquito control in Sri Lanka.