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.
One B2B organization, the Small Business Alliance has beautifully integrated one for one by taking advantage of the B1G1 business giving program
In my previous post about the power of giving, I promised to zoom in and give you a look at some of the top givers in 2016. Here we go…… As you’ll see, they are different types of companies. But they all have one things in common: THE REAL GIVING SPIRIT.
Employee engagement has become a key factor in determining workplace productivity for businesses. Engaged employees care about their organization’s success and often go the extra mile to make sure it happens.
B1G1 Worthy Cause Midday Meals provides 1.2 million kids throughout India with daily hot, high-protein vegetarian meals at a cost of just 25 cents per meal. And they do this with just 20 kitchens throughout the country!
small”. Why do we target small businesses, small charity organizations, and encourage giving small amounts with small impacts.
When people think of charities, we often expect giving to be low cost or free. In reality, for any organisation to have great results, costs are involved.
Learn more about the Impact on the ground.
B1G1 won a Special Recognition – SME award at the recent Sustainable Business Awards 2017 in Singapore and was featured in The Straits Times, a local paper.
B1G1 is officially a B Corp! We’re very proud to be one of the 8,000 odd companies in the world to qualify.
Our business interview with Rise Business Solutions is part of a series of inspiring and giving stories from purpose-driven businesses around the world.
It all started when the last one ended in Bali, July 2016. Everyone who came to the very first conference said, “this was the best conference I’ve ever been to.” So…how could we surpass that outcome?
Pam Featherstone believes that efficient business also opens the door for efficient giving. She believes B1G1’s “micro-giving” model allows anyone to find a way to make an impact, especially small businesses looking to pay their success forward.
