We’ve been blown away by the examples of generosity and kindness that are at the heart of so many brands in the community. We asked some of the most giving entrepreneurs and leaders we know to tell us about how they think about the practice of donating a percentage of sales.

Daria Nadar

When Russia attacked Ukraine in the morning of February 24 th, my heart dropped. I couldn’t believe this is a reality and when situation stated to escalade I realized I can’t just sit straight. Having a business was my outlet to bring awareness, raise money in support and unite. Oh My Cake was donating 25% of profit and to these days since the war is nowhere to be over we still try to continue to support. Read more>>

Leila Baroudi

My main goal with this business is to produce products that are safe, healthy, beneficial to humans and not harmful to the environment. All of my ingredients are certified organic and non GMO plant based oils. I adamantly maintain my local business as a nonprofit organization as automatic withdrawals voluntarily go to Saint Jude Hospital. Read more>>

Olajide Wilkerson

Hair Goddess Boutique affords Olajide the opportunity to pays it forward with her Philanthropic efforts of community outreach, where she works closely with non profit organizations and volunteers her time and services to help co-sponsor events for the underserved, ill and disable. Hair Goddess Boutique provides a variety of support initiatives including empowerment expos, retreats, events, and luncheons. Hair Goddess Boutique donates a percentage of its revenue to nonprofit initiatives and causes. Read more>>

Allison Freidin

We recently began a new program that we offer to charities. We have begun a series of events in our gallery space called “10 for 10.” During these events, we discount all art by 10% and then donate 10% of the original price to a charity. It is a win/win for our company and our selected charity as we expose the charity’s philanthropists to our gallery and give back to very important causes. Read more>>