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.
A new wave of social entrepreneurs are entering the market. Are they ready for the social enterprise challenge of balancing business and giving?
Our business interview with Imagine Accounting is part of a series of inspiring and giving stories from purpose-driven businesses around the world.
Yes! We have finally reached this long-awaited milestone! As I write this post, our impact counter shows 100,116,667 impacts. This is the result of thousands of businesses and individuals coming together in the last 10 years, sharing their effort and contributions.
Helen Campbell is in the business of better hearing. Today she happily runs four thriving clinics in Australia called Knox Audiology, but this wasn’t always the case.
We all have a book inside of us. But not everyone who has worthwhile wisdom to share has an opportunity to write to publish a book. Now...you can.
B1G1'S Paul Dunn was featured in Northern Rivers Business Week when he spoke at one of their business events at Ballina in 2017.
Our business interview with Angela Docherty is part of a series of inspiring and giving stories from purpose-driven businesses around the world.
In his ‘Start with Why’ TEDx talk, author Simon Sinek makes this point: the goal is not to deal with people who might want or need what it is you have, it is to deal with people who believe what you believe. It’s in precisely that spirit that you might like to review what we believe in at B1G1.
Our business interview with Sarah Mccrum is part of a series of inspiring and giving stories from purpose-driven businesses around the world.
“In the past, so many things got in the way,” says Paul Davis from Davis Business Consultants in Ireland. Perhaps his situation was much like the reality of many other business owners. Things do get in their way. So, he made an extra big commitment to be part of the B1G1 Study Tour this year
Catalyst Global conducted the world’s first global 24-hour teambuilding treasure hunt in support of B1G1. 53 teams across 40 countries competed to complete challenges within a specified timeframe, and every completed challenge resulted in some giving going towards a specified B1G1 project.
An organization by the unlikely name of Wiggly Worm does the latter, using food as a tool to nourish the mind, body and spirit. It provides meals in addition to teaching food preparation as a means of creating sustainable change in people’s lives.
