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About: Advertising businesses in the Philippines that share/donate their profits to help charities

Objective: To promote businesses in the Philippines that share or donate their profits to help
charities. We advertise different businesses to help them get many customers and increase
their sales that would….

Poor
 Bayani Brew https://www.madmonkeyhostels.com/h2o_blog/social-enterprises-
philippines-10-fantastic-enterprises-2016-2/

https://www.spot.ph/newsfeatures/47178/top-10-gifts-that-give-back

 Human Nature
- Who it benefits: With the guiding principles of Pro-Philippines, Pro-Poor, and
Pro-Environment, Human Nature aims to provide more livelihood for Gawad
Kalinga residents and their communities.

- Why it makes a great gift: Human Nature products are not only good for your
body, they're also good for the environment. All their raw materials are naturally
derived (which means they do not contain any harmful chemicals) and they use
recyclable bottles for their packaging.

- Where to buy: Log on to their website for a list of store branches and information
on how to shop online.

 Gifts and Grace

- Who it benefits: The makers of Gifts and Graces are disadvantaged members of
society, such as street children, the urban poor, former prison inmates, and
indigenous groups. Buying their products through the Fair Trade Foundation
helps uplift their lives and gives them hope for a better future.

- Why it makes a great gift: Gifts and Graces have a wide range of products from
food to toys, office supplies, and home items. Each item is made in limited
quantities ensuring a unique gift for your loved ones.

- Where to buy: Log on to Gifts and Graces to order.

 Hands on Manila

- Who it benefits: Hands on Manila provides Filipinos with flexible and fun ways to
serve the community by connecting them to their desired causes. Purchasing
these gift boxes will benefit HOM's various volunteer projects and programs,
 including the Hands On Manila Galing Mo Kid Program, Servathon, and Hands
On Volunteer Vacations.

- Why it makes a great gift: The small and large gift boxes contain unique local
delicacies such as cashew, pili, and pinipig flavored polvoron-a sweet alternative
to the typical box of brownies or cupcakes.

- Where to buy: Download the order form here and fax it to 632.843.523 or e-mail
info@handsonmanila.org.

 http://www.projectvanity.com/projectvanity/beautyxcharity
 Lush
- This high-end artisan brand claims that charitable giving is at the heart of their
business – and they definitely come through! Their most notable charity project
would definitely be the Charity Pot, which funds various causes relating to
humanitarian movements, environmental advocacies, and animal rights. They get
their funds come from sales of their body lotion with the same name, which are
individually marked with the chosen beneficiary. Donations raised have
amounted to more than $18,000,000 and benefited as much as 1,400 grassroots
charities, including CARA Philippines. Anyone can apply for funding through their
Funding and Applications page. (Source)
 Benefit Cosmetics

- This year marks the third anniversary of Benefit’s Bold is Beautiful Project, which
aims to help women go beyond skin-deep beauty and develop true confidence in
their skills and purpose. They're doing it one brow at a time, by donating all the
proceeds from their brow waxing services!
The project is held every May, and this year's chosen beneficiary was Mano
Amiga, a private, non-profit organization that provides affordable, innovative and
quality international education to children from low-income families. Benefit
provided leadership training sessions, school supplies, and even livelihood and
empowerment programs for their students' moms! The project is run through 17
countries and partners with local charities, with each one centered on helping
women to allow them to reach their full potential. Now that's real girl power!
(Source)

 JoomaJam!
About the organization
JoomaJam is brought to you by Ritmo Learning Lab, a content company that creates
culturally-relevant K to 3 educational songs, sing-along videos, and partner resources for
parents and educators.

We are a LaunchGarage start-up that lives, breathes and dreams of music. The kind of
music that makes your heart beat faster, makes you dream big dreams, and makes you
wonder about the good you can do in this world. We exist to create digital learning
experiences that brighten everyday life.

Business Category
 Arts

Business Sub-Category
Music

What makes it a social enterprise?

JoomaJam supports quality education for ALL.

"We believe the best kind of learning happens when you’re having fun. We also believe quality
education is meant for all – which is why it seeks to make JoomaJam accessible to each and
every child."

JoomaJam is free for public school students, and can be purchased online. The profit from
JoomaJam will provide funding for Republikha, a non-profit organization built by the same team
to provide educational tools to poorer communities.

JoomaJam is music that moves generations, transcends language, cities, and social class. If
you believe that quality education should be fun and accessible to all, purchasing JoomaJam is
your contribution to a more dynamic and exciting learning experience for EVERYONE.

What is its social cause?

Education, Poverty eradication
Who does it impact?
Youth, Low-income individuals

 Loudbasstard

About the organization

loudbasstard produces a sound amplifier dock for mobile devices made of bamboo and rattan. It
is entirely eco-friendly since it does not use any electricity or batteries. The shape (design) of
the product and the fact that this is made of bamboo allows this device to naturally amplify the
sound coming up from a cellphone. The dock is practical for its ease of use on a beach or other
areas where using electricity-powered device might be difficult. Every device is handmade by
Filipino craftsmen from Cebu. Following the success of their audio amplifier, they have also
recently started to produce cellphone cases made of bamboo. Their goal is to offer various
products that will be merging modern technology, industrial design, and sustainability.

Business Category
Arts

Business Sub-Category
Music

Year Founded
2012
What makes it a social enterprise?
loudbasstard is helping employment in their community by hiring artisans from a poor
community in Cebu to make all their products by hand. They are improving the quality of life of
the community by providing skills and regular employment in a factory close to their houses and
let female artisans weave the rattan from their homes.

Sustainability is one of their core value. The product itself is eco-friendly but the production
process to create it is sustainable as well. The raw materials for the product, bamboo & rattan,
are among the fastest plants to grow in the Philippines. The full production is hand-made and no
machineries are used except for the engraving.

loudbasstard wants to spread their love for music to the new generation. The organization is
partnering with the non-profit Sistemang Pilipino in order to provide recorders to gifted music
students from underprivileged communities that are pursuing their musical studies with
Sistemang.

What is its social cause?

Environment, Employment development & skills training, Education
Who does it impact?
Youth

Domesticity
About the organization
Domesticity is a proudly-Filipino social enterprise c material such as Sabutan, faux
leather with detail of your choice (ceramic, wood, etc.).

For every purchase made at Domesticity, you are restoring dignity, empowering the
community and stewarding productivity.

For orders and inquiries, you may email them at inquiry@mydomesticity.com

Business Category
Retail & Ecommerce

Business Sub-Category
Filipino handcrafts, Home & décor

Year Founded
2002

What makes it a social enterprise?

Domesticity employs 20 family members of sugar workers, and out of school youth from a family
owned sugar farm in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental. All of Domesticity’s workers are
beneficiaries of the Gawad Kalinga Village in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental. A portion of
our sales profits will go to building houses for the families, and support the various activities of
the village.

What is its social cause?

Poverty eradication
Who does it impact?
Rural Communities, Low-income individuals
Hamlet

About the organization

Hamlet is a social enterprise that was born out of Gawad Kalinga, an organization committed to
ending poverty in Philippines. Hamlet aims to serve “the good meat” - guilt-free, safe, and
healthier meat that is free of artificial preservatives at prices that are accessible to all.

Hamlet works in partnership with families from Gawad Kalinga communities to create meat
products such as: dumplings, patties, and sausages. These are served through food stalls called
“Hamon” - which can be directly translated to ham, but which also means “to challenge” in
Filipino.

Business Category

Food and beverage services

Business Sub-Category

Food production and/or distribution

Year Founded

2013

What makes it a social enterprise?

Hamlet is committed to producing safe and healthy meats that can serve as alternatives to the
processed and artificial meats available on the mass market. The goal is to make these products
highly accessible and within reach for all.

They partner with Gawad Kalinga communities (areas that are traditionally low-income and
underprivileged) in order to create sustainable livelihoods, build skills, and improve working
conditions. Each "hamon" food stall aims to generate enough income to support three families,
and additional profits will be re-invested into community training programs to develop residents
into cooks and business managers. They also invest in educational programs within their partner
communities and offer weekly tutorial sessions for children.

By supporting Hamlet, you also support Gawad Kalinga - an organization committed to

achieving its 2024 goal of ending poverty by providing housing, creating sustainable livelihoods,
and developing uniquely Filipino social enterprises that will transform rural villages into strong
and lasting communities.
What is its social cause?

Poverty eradication, Health and wellness, Rural development

Who does it impact?

Rural Communities, Youth, Low-income individuals

A Bambowtie is a hand-carved bamboo bow tie. Bambowtie products are handmade by

community members from Gawad Kalinga located in Victoria, Tarlac.

The organization was founded by Bryan Benitez-McClelland a Filipino-American social

entrepreneur. Bryan also founded Bambike, a social enterprise making bamboo bicycles. The
bambowtie are actually made of upcycled materials from the bambike building process. The
fabric is sourced from local indigenous tribes.

Business Category

Retail & Ecommerce

Business Sub-Category

Fair Trade, Filipino handcrafts, Clothing & footwear

Year Founded

2012

What makes it a social enterprise?

Part of the profits are reinvested into the Gawad Kalinga community where the bambowtie are
made. Funds are focused on education programs such as building a playground, sponsoring a
teacher's salary, contributing to a scholarship fund for the children and a weekly feeding
program.

The production of bambowtie also helps to provide sustainable employment opportunity to

builders of the Gawad Kalaing community.
What is its social cause?

Education

Who does it impact?

Youth

Golden Duck is a social enterprise that was established out of the Gawad Kalinga Enchanted
Farm. The organization produces 100% premium duck products from the Philippines.

Products include, but are not limited to:

- GoldenducK Golden Eggs

- GoldenduK duck patties

- GoldenducK Sisig

GoldenducK’s premium line of Golden Eggs are the Philippines’ first food grade coloured
gourmet salted egg. Salted duck eggs are traditionally coloured a bright pink in order to hide the
imperfections on the shell such as cracks or discolorations, but it turns out that the Sudan red dye
used in colourings is carcinogenic. As a solution, GoldenducK uses an all natural turmeric dye to
give their duck eggs a bright yellow hue without compromising health. The Golden Egg also
uses 50% less salt than traditional salted duck eggs.

All ducks are locally sourced, community-owned and raised in partnership with Gawad Kalinga
communities.

Business Category

Food and beverage services

Business Sub-Category

Food production and/or distribution

Year Founded2011
What makes it a social enterprise?

GoldenducK proudly works in collaboration with residents of Gawad Kalinga communities in

Bulacan (areas that are traditionally low-income and underprivileged) in order to create
sustainable livelihoods. Their vision is to grow the Pinoy duck market, which has traditionally
been low margin with low revenue, bringing in little profit for duck farmers in the Philippines.
By establishing the duck industry as a profitable key player, GoldenducK hopes to create more
sustainable and profitable livelihoods for duck farmers and rural communities.

In addition to selling gourmet duck products, GoldenducK trains duck farmers on how to breed
their ducks, how to scale up their business, and how to manage their financials - all in an effort to
establish the duck industry as a major force in the Philippine meat market.

The organization emerged out of Gawad Kalinga’s Enchanted Farm, which serves as a village
university, social tourism destination, and incubator of social enterprises. By supporting
GoldenducK, you also support Gawad Kalinga - an organization committed to achieving its 2024
goal of ending poverty by providing housing, creating sustainable livelihoods, and developing
uniquely Filipino social enterprises that will transform rural villages into strong and lasting
communities.

What is its social cause?

Entrepreneurship & local business development, Poverty eradication, Rural development

Who does it impact?

Rural Communities, Low-income individuals

About the organization

Delicious and nutritious need not pertain to two different products! By using the richness of the
flavors of real ingredients, First Harvest churns food products that are not only delectable but
also healthy at the same time!

Originating from Gawad Kalinga Enchanted Farm, First Harvest directly works with community
partners in reviving well-loved traditional recipes. Proudly-Filipino, this budding social
enterprise eyes to establish scalable food tolling facilities in at least 10 farms in the country.
Their current crowd-favorite products include their smooth Peanut Spread and the quirky Peanut
Crunch.

Business Category

Food and beverage services

Business Sub-Category

Food production and/or distribution

Year Founded

2013

What makes it a social enterprise?

The production of the First Harvest food products is handled by mothers from the Gawad
Kalinga village in Angat Bulacan. Food production, product development and retail sales are all
domains that help provide employment to the socially disadvantaged.

They also contribute to the development of nearby farming communities by only buying locally
sourced products from local farms and markets. By producing high quality products that will
compete with imported brands, they want to improve food security and help increase food
production directly in the Philippines.

First Harvest also reinvests some of their profits into community development. They have a
college scholarship program that helps empower the local youth to become the future business
leaders and company managers of tomorrow.

What is its social cause?

Employment development & skills training, Education, Rural development

Who does it impact?

Rural Communities, Youth, Low-income individuals

Plush and Play is a social enterprise that offers educational stuffed toys and felt items, all hand-
stitched and sewed in partnership with women living in Gawad Kalinga communities

With a first line of veggie-themed stuffed toys with names like Manny Pakwan, Jessica Saging or
Pan Talong, Plush and Play is delighting and educating little ones and older, as well as providing
a sustainable livelihood that allows their fellow kids in Bulacan to eat and go to school every
day.

All Plush and Play toys are hypoallergenic and made from non-toxic and environmentally
friendly materials.

Business Category

Retail & Ecommerce

Business Sub-Category

Green products, Filipino handcrafts, Parenting Products

Year Founded

2012

What makes it a social enterprise?

Plush and Play aims to become the first global toy company offering safe, environmentally-
friendly and educational toys for Filipinos and the world, manufactured by community partners
in traditionally underprivileged and low-income areas to generate secured sources of income.

The organization emerged out of Gawad Kalinga’s Enchanted Farm, which serves as a village
university, social tourism destination, and incubator of social enterprises. By supporting Plush
and Play, you will support Gawad Kalinga - an organization committed to achieving its 2024
goal of ending poverty by providing housing, creating sustainable livelihoods, and developing
uniquely Filipino social enterprises that will transform rural villages into strong and lasting
communities

What is its social cause?

Education, Poverty eradication

Who does it impact?

Youth, Women
Health
 LoveHopeFaith Group https://lovehopefaithgroup.com
 sells watches
 donate 50% of their profit to cancer patients

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Bayani Brew

Organic iced tea? Here's Bayani Brew! selling nutritious and refreshing beverages that's good for
your health.

CalaBoo

Local farm freshly-made dairy products in using fresh grass-fed Carabao milk. Naturally healthy
and yummy dairies!

Gifts and Graces

Locally quality products made with love. Handicraft things designed by artisan using traditional
techniques! Good gifts, while supporting locals.

Human Nature
100% No harmful chemicals and all natural beauty and personal care products.

JoomaJam!

Need educational songs for your kids?

JoomaJam! is at your service! Provides K to 3 educational songs and sing-along videos that will
excite kids to learn while having fun.

Domesticity

Proudly-Filipino business that creates handicraft products for household goods that is made of
Pandan and other indigenous materials.

Hamlet

Serves "the good meat" that is healthier, safe and guilt-free. There's more! the products is free
from artificial preservatives which is good for our health.

Loudbasstard

Produces good quality and natural amplifiers made of bamboo and rattan.This is eco-friendly
because you don't need electricity and battery. You just need to dock your phone and enjoy the
music!

LoveHopeFaith

"Together Let's Help" here is LoveHopeFaith that sells some life saver good quality watches that
comes with different designs and sizes that will go well with your style.

Hamlet

Serves "the good meat" that is healthier, safe and guilt-free. There's more! the products is free
from artificial preservatives which is good for our health.