HOW b1g1 WORKS

Sian, founder of Ethical Hour, helps businesses amplify their impact for good. Every time she completes a session with a client, she pays it forward by giving a day of access to a sewing machine for women in Bangladesh.
This gift empowers them to run a home business so they can avoid the exploitative conditions of mass market garment factories and sweatshops.

The secret of KOBOMO’s growth and sense of purpose is ingrained with a clothing tag that says, “Buying this item changes our world.” For every item they sell, KOBOMO provides a day of tuition class to a disadvantaged girl in Cambodia or a meal to a child in need through B1G1.

Central to Reo Group’s team culture is their commitment to ‘Elevate a Nation’. For every candidate that’s placed into a job, this finance management consultancy and recruitment agency gives 50 days of e-learning education to indigenous children of remote communities in Australia.

Kula Health is a health and wellness business that believes happiness is created through better health. They connect their clients to a greater purpose with a little pebble – where each pebble represents the impact they’re paying forward for every visit their client makes. To make things even more meaningful, every client gets to choose and place a pebble in one of 3 jars, representing 3 B1G1 projects.

Meet the most unconventional business in B1G1 – A pest control company, started up by ex-military men, whose main purpose for being in business is to help educate children in conflict areas. With every invoice they send for a job, they support education for a child in Afghanistan. As they say, “This is not charity. This is a part of us. We don’t give to charity. We give to other human beings around the world.”