Our Brands

Ampere helps provide equitable, sustainable access to science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) education, opportunities, and resources in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities of Canada. They partner with communities to co-design culturally responsive in-person and online learning opportunities, digital skills training, and educator resources for learners of all ages. Their Makerspaces in Iqaluit, Lindsay, Cambridge Bay, and Curve Lake serve as community hubs for STEAM camps, after-school activities, drop-ins for youth, and specialized programs for adult jobseekers, elders, and people with disabilities. The Ampere Agency offers design, development, and consulting services to government, educators, social change organizations, and other partners and reinvests all profits into nonprofit STEAM education. Ampere is a Buy Social Canada Certified Social Enterprise and a not-for-profit organization.

Amplify is a climate donation tool that amplifies the good of spending with sustainable brands. Conscious consumers are able to quickly create an Amplify account, choose a high-impact climate charity to support, and connect an existing debit or credit card through an encrypted card linking technology. When a purchase is made with a sustainable brand in the Amplify network, the brand automatically donates two percent of the purchase price to their customer's chosen climate charity through the Amplify software. Brands are able to offer a personalized donation experience and incentivize sustainable spending. Customers are able to easily find and prioritize sustainable brands for everyday goods like food, clothing, personal care, and household items, support the environmental causes they care most about, and track earned donations through their Amplify account. Environmental organizations receive funds to expand their impact. By bringing together this community of changemakers—conscious consumers, sustainable brands, and climate charities—Amplify aims to accelerate our response to the climate crisis.

Amplify Goods supplies bulk essentials to businesses looking for net-zero circular supply chain solutions and uses the profits to support quiet changemakers, the people working tirelessly behind the scenes to make positive changes for everyone. The pink pearlized soap and handwash currently used in offices and public facilities throughout the United Kingdom are made from petrochemical ingredients that are harmful to human health and the environment and create unnecessary waste. Amplify Goods offers an affordable alternative. Their handwash and other bulk consumables are vegan, biodegradable, safe for aquatic systems, and manufactured in the UK from RSPO certified sustainable palm oil. They also offer built-to-last dispenser bottles and wall brackets and a reverse supply chain to collect, clean, and refill bulk containers. Amplify Goods partners with suppliers to improve ingredients, packaging, logistics, community involvement, diversity in hiring, waste streams, and energy management. They donate to Tree Sisters for each purchase order and use 50 percent of profits to support the physical and mental wellbeing of quiet changemakers working towards a just transition. Amplify Goods is Certified Vegan, PCX Plastic Neutral and has an Earthly Climate Positive Team. They are part of Social Enterprise UK, SME Climate Hub, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation Community, ReLondon, WeConnect, IEMA, and the Association of Sustainability Practitioners.

Amrita is a Buddhist social enterprise that focuses on fair trade products, organic food, and community events, retreats, tours, and training programs. They are developing a retail outlet, cafe, and community space in Kimino, Japan. The founder grew up in a temple and is ordained in the Jodo Buddhist tradition. Amrita combines Buddhist philosophy and practice with social enterprise in order to serve people from all backgrounds.

Amuura Holiday Home is an environmentally conscious holiday rental in a 150-year old building that belonged to the Alt Sammit castle in the Mecklenburg lake district. The women behind Amuura have restored the building with natural materials, including self-plastered loam walls, rustic plank floors, and lime color ceilings, and furnished it with local antiques, tiled stoves, and a wood-fire warmed bath. Derliner bathing lake is within walking distance and the surrounding land is being developed as a permaculture garden.

Anagi upcycles glass bottles into vases, candle holders, and artwork. Their mission is to promote environmental responsibility and change perceptions about waste. Priority is given to recycled and natural materials like egg shells, paddy, rice, clay, paper découpage, and jute macramé. Anagi's founder is a cancer survivor and donates a portion of profits to the Apeksha Cancer Hospital in Maharagama.

AnamVR empowers individuals in their journey toward better mental health by offering accessible, affordable, and convenient solutions for anxiety and mood-related issues. Their mobile app combines virtual reality (VR), gamification, psychological education, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and allows users to track their moods, access meditations, and engage in anxiety management exercises. The platform is compatible with affordable VR headsets and immerses users in calming environments where they can learn coping mechanisms, build emotional resilience, and develop practical skills for managing anxiety effectively.

Anarghaa Bliss Food produces healthy, local condiments and contributes to sustainable food systems and women's empowerment in Sri Lanka. They source fruits, vegetables, and spices from small-scale farmers that do not use agrichemicals, and they employ a group of women in Piliyandala to manufacture traditional lime pickles, achcharu, and sambols in hygienic conditions. Anarghaa Bliss Food segregates waste, composts plant-based materials, and prioritizes environmentally responsible packaging. They use a portion of their sales to support participating women and a portion to help their farmers qualify for certification under a local organic participatory guarantee system (PGS).

Ancel Sri Lanka focuses on affordable, export-quality wooden toys, games, and furniture for children. All products under the Kingdom Toys brand are made with environmentally friendly rubberwood and non-toxic paints. Wood products provide a safe and durable alternative to plastic. They can be used by multiple generations, which reduces resource use and waste. Ancel Sri Lanka specializes in affordable educational toys that support the development of hand-eye coordination, cognitive skills, and creativity.

Ancient Nutra specializes in organic and natural health and wellness supplements from Sri Lankan medicinal plants. They source raw materials from small scale farmers and pay above market rate to support rural livelihoods. Products include ashwagandha, turmeric, green tea extract, tribulus, gotukola, green coffee bean, ganoderma, garcinia, heenbovitiya, beli, moringa, triphala, guduchi, margosa, sarsaparilla, papaya leaf, Ceylon cinnamon, ginger, spirulina, chlorella, love in a puff, karavila, and venivel extracts and capsules. They also offer activated charcoal toothpaste and a range of natural skincare and health food products. Ancient Nutra organic products are certified according to USDA, EU, and NASAA organic standards.

Angela's Creations focuses on hand-crafted dolls, soft toys, and housewares. Some of the dolls and toys are made with upcycled waste materials like plastic bottles and scrap fabrics. Others are made with cotton and other compostable natural materials. The dolls and toys are stuffed with locally sourced natural fiber from the kapok tree. Angela's Creations contributes a portion of profits to support families in need.

Angels Are Always Welcome offers accommodation, healthy food, and yoga on Orr's Hill in Trincomalee. They are committed to minimizing waste and environmental impact. The villa has been decorated with refurbished secondhand furniture and upcycled materials, plastic is avoided, and water is provided free of charge in glass bottles. Shampoo, shower gel, lotion, and other amenities are made in Sri Lanka from natural ingredients, Angels Are Always Welcome conducts daily yoga classes in their garden shala. The cafe serves meals, snacks, and drinks made from local and organic ingredients and vegetables grown onsite. They employ local people from rural areas and provide training and opportunities for growth and personal development. Angels Are Always Welcome donates to The Jasmine Foundation, a local nonprofit in Trincomalee.

Animal Instincts Australia offers transformative animal-assisted learning experiences that foster personal growth, improve mental health, and cultivate resilience. They provide individual and small group sessions for people with disabilities or mental health challenges to engage with rescue animals, improve observation and communication, reduce stress and anxiety, develop life skills, foster empathy and self-confidence, and build relationships. Animal Instincts Australia also offers employee assistance programs, hosts corporate workshops, leadership training, and team-building experiences, provides career preparation and business coaching services for the animal-assisted services industry, and supports assistant dog and therapy dog training. They prioritize local suppliers, provide free services to local not-for-profits and community groups, support local animal rescue organizations, and sponsor local community events. Animal Instincts Australia is part of the Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC).

Animal Wellness Trust provides a safe and caring refuge for homeless dogs and cats in Sri Lanka and improves community understanding of abandoned dogs and cats by highlighting the benefits of companionship between humans and animals. They organize sponsorship programs, facilitate adoptions, and provide shelter and veterinary care for sick, injured, and abandoned animals. Animal Wellness Trust partners with the Brigitte Bardot Foundation and Best Care Animal Hospital to support the humane population control of dogs and cats through sterilization and neutering clinics. They are a registered not-for-profit and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.

animaná works with alpaca, llama, vicuña, guanaco, merino wool, and other natural fibers from Patagonia and the Andes to create sustainable luxury clothing, accessories, and housewares, preserve local communities, care for the environment, and generate wealth. They partner with local artisan families, cooperatives, and producer organizations to revive ancestral weaving and knitting techniques and incorporate contemporary design. Products are sold through their Buenos Aires boutique, wholesale partners, and online. Through this work, animaná has enabled women across the region to open bank accounts, access health services, support their families, and improve their confidence and self esteem. In 2009, animaná founded Hecho por Nosotros, a nonprofit which has consultative status with the United Nations, to help create a more ethical, transparent and inclusive fashion industry. animaná is a certified B Corporation.

Anjanvel is an eco retreat and agritourism destination near Pune that enables urban people to experience nature, farm work, and rural life. They offer tent camping, private rooms, and dormitory accommodation for groups. Over the years, they have developed natural farming systems and planted thousands of native trees. Visitors have the opportunity to experience locally grown food, rice planting, traditional craft making, bullock cart rides, village games, forest bathing, local festivals, and more. Anjanvel aims to develop a holistic agricultural tourism model to benefit the local community in Shillim Valley. In addition to providing direct employment, they have helped develop a village savings group, a farmers' group, and a network of community-based ecotourism initiatives.

Anjupad manufactures affordable zero waste hygiene products that are good for health, the environment, and society. They offer reusable cloth sanitary pads, menstrual cups, maternity sets, and baby diapers. Anjupad conducts school programs on the female reproductive system and menstrual hygiene, trains students how to make reusable sanitary pads, and distributes pads to female students and teachers to prevent school absences due to menstrual issues. They also offer free training to groups of rural women and raw materials for them to make their own pads.

The Association for Neuro Linguistic Programming (ANLP) serves as an independent and impartial voice for NLP, brings together and supports qualified NLP professionals and trainers, creates a spirit of unity and cooperation, and builds the reputation of NLP as a valuable, mainstream tool to help people live more empowered lives. NLP helps us understand how our brains process the language we use and how that influences the way we think and the results we get. NLP professionals offer accessible tools that can be used by individuals, teams, and organizations to improve outcomes, support wellbeing, and create change. To qualify for ANLP membership, professionals and trainers need to meet minimum standards, complete a credential review process, and comply with a code of ethics. ANLP maintains a searchable member directory, provides an internationally recognized accreditation programs, compiles online resources, coordiantes forums and peer support, and organizes the NLP Awards, the NLP Conference, and other events. ANLP is registered as a Community Interest Company (CIC) and is a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Anneville Farm is a family run farm that provides fresh fruits, vegetables, Jersey Royal potatoes, and other organic produce to local people in Jersey. They are committed to regenerative agriculture techniques that respect the soil and surrounding ecosystems. Anneville Farm plants diverse winter cover crops and practices reduced till and no till methods to build soil health. They have transitioned to compostable packaging to reduce plastic waste. Anneville Farm supplies SCOOP The Sustainable Cooperative and other local restaurants and businesses that actively support local food systems. They are certified organic by Soil Association.

AnnieCannons transforms survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence into software engineers. Their training program starts with data literacy and advances through HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as students demonstrate mastery. Later phases include full stack development, cybersecurity, visual design, and more. Students learn by doing and have the opportunity to build software products that solve the problems they see in the world. The training team uses assessments that mimic real client projects to confirm graduates are ready to deliver top-quality software services. As an agency, AnnieCannons sources and manages paying client projects for graduates to earn income and build a portfolio. They offer on-site child care, counseling services, and opportunities for remote work. In addition to supporting jobs for survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence, clients help increase gender and racial diversity in the technology industry. AnnieCannons is registered as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization and participates in anti-trafficking taskforces.