Shop For A Cause - Season Of Giving

It is the season of giving and there’s no better way to spread love & kindness. Shop for a good cause this holiday and put a smile on someone’s face.  Amidst our 'Box of Joy' movement to help the less fortunate children, we recommend 5 social enterprises that gives back to society for every purchase you make.

Trove of Gaia

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Trove of Gaia retails a wide variety of sustainable daily essentials from bath & beauty products to kitchen & dining essentials. They aim to make zero-waste transitions and supports the World Wildlife Fund For Nature. With every purchase, a portion of their monthly sales proceeds will go to this organisation for wilderness preservation.

Furthermore, in the month of December, they will commit $1 to every purchase to One Tree Planted, an eco-charity that plants trees around the world to push for reforestation, and plant a tree under your name.

Purnama Outreach

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Purnama Outreach creates and retails handmade products and accessories from bags to bamboo straws. They contribute to impoverished communities by creating job opportunities in developing countries and aids orphans with a Fight for Education Program in Nepal for neighbouring countries. 

The Ugly Cake Shop

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A bakery cafe that sells artisanal cakes in Singapore, every purchase helps to feed hungry children in Timor-Leste. Ugly Cake Shop supports undernourished children in Timor-Leste by donating part of their profits to a school.

Anothersole

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Retailing shoes designed for women, Anothersole helps to raise funds by purchasing food supplies and funding sustainability for underfunded orphanages. They have a ‘Buy1Feed1’ ethos where 10% of profits go to benefiting children directly.

Hello Flowers

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Brighten up someone’s day with some blooms and extend your kindness to local women who are less fortunate. Hello Flowers employs women who have difficulties having a proper full-time job due to their lack of education, disabilities and health conditions, etc.