Most businesses have to choose between making a profit or making a significant impact in the world. Next Door Photos (NDP) is a rapidly growing real estate photography company that partners with impact-driven entrepreneurs to create wealth-generating businesses that serve realtors locally while providing sustainable jobs for vulnerable, rescued, and under served populations globally.
Threads of Hope Hellas exists to bring freedom and transformation to the lives of women who were once vulnerable to exploitation and trafficking, by providing safe and dignified employment.
We both aggregate Freedom Products in our online store to make gift boxes with multiple brands as well as partner with Freedom producers to make bridal accessories.
We accompany people who have experienced exploitation through prostitution or other areas on their path to recovery through support measures in social, health, spiritual and professional areas. We go the extra mile so that our clients realize what potential they have and how they can develop it.
Thai Village develops long-term relationships with local people and produce handmade crafts that reflect their diverse cultures. We exist to train women and men in northern Thailand to have employment in handmade skills including tin smithing woodwork, sewing, leather, embroidery, and jewelry, and to provide holistic community development.
Beaudin makes sustainable luxury handbags and accessories.
Each purchase supports Door of Hope, a nonprofit that builds safe havens for women in Pattaya, Thailand, offering them a path from exploitation to freedom.
The Loyal Workshop exists to offer alternative employment to women trapped in the sex trade in Kolkata, India. We make beautiful, eco, hand-stitched leather goods.
Ruhamah Designs is a fashion jewelry and accessories brand that provides sustainable livelihoods to women who are survivors of sex trafficking and other forms of social injustices.
We are a Freedom Business, based in Malang, East Java- Indonesia. Aim to strengthen women (who are at high- risk of exploitation) in textile / garment industry in East Java by creating a safe and fair working environment since 2012. Giving sewing training, and product making by partnering with local communities promoting economic development and ethical employment. Our sustainable practice is low waste production (produce textile items based on confirmed order and small batch of production, and incorporating our National textile heritage into the designs.
Through a holistic program including safe shelter, health care, trauma counseling, creative therapies, and education, we journey with human trafficking survivors on a path towards freedom, hope, and opportunity. Upon completing the Eden program, women and girls have the opportunity to transition into employment in the jewelry social enterprise or microgreens project, fostering self-sufficiency and long term stability. By providing this opportunity of dignified employment, the women can support themselves and their families.
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