May brought some of the hardest decisions in B1G1's 19-year history. In this latest Founder's Note, Masami writes about the month that tested everything, and what it revealed about the chapter ahead.
As an initiative that focuses on helping businesses create a giving habit, a dilemma we experience can be when we have to discontinue or pause fundraising for some projects. This doesn’t happen a lot, but it does happen occasionally.
What does it take to impress someone who's no stranger to novelty? Simon Kay, director of EMC Advertising Gifts, shares about one thing that did. Read on.
Education breaks the poverty cycle. Meet the children of the future whose lives were changed.
Our business interview with Blue Hat Teambuilding is part of a series of inspiring and giving stories from purpose-driven businesses around the world.
Celebrating (in a very special way) the 150 million giving impacts you've helped to create.
From donating books, to participating in giving auctions and various events, giving has always been a big part of Dr Gary Tho’s life. In fact, this innate desire to help others was what propelled his career as a chiropractor, leading to the establishment of Chiroworks in Singapore.
From working with all kinds of charity organisations and NGOs, and through our interactions with thousands of business owners and their teams and customers, we’ve developed a deep understanding around a very important question: How do we give most effectively?
Meet the most unconventional B1G1 business - A pest control company, started by ex-military men, whose purpose is to help educate children in conflict zones. Enter Combat Pest Control.
Meta description preview:Our business interview with Little Beach Boathouse is part of a series of inspiring and giving stories from purpose-driven businesses around the world.
Clean water does so much more than just quench thirst. It provides higher quality crops to provide better nutrition and income for families. In Trailblazer Foundation’s case, clean water means enabling people to start businesses, or fund their hospital bills.
Two weeks ago, I made this journey to attend B1G1x organised by B1G1 Partner Steve Pipe in London, and it was worth travelling every metre.
Imagine someone you knew coming up to you and asking you a series of simple questions. And imagine that one of those questions was this:‘Would you like your business to be creating more impact in the world than you ever thought possible?’ I’ve asked that question many, many times to
