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Anti-Aging Games
Elizabeth Amini, MBA '08
Using games that help stimulate the brain, Anti-Aging Games hopes to increase quality of life and longevity for people. The venture donates 20% of its pre-tax profit to worthy charities.Bicycle Bread Company
Stephen Gordon, '08 and Ben Gordon, '13
Bicycle Bread Company serves downtown Los Angeles by baking healthy bread, providing opportunities for the community to share life together authentically and supports local youth organizations with its proceeds.empowered.org
Steven Atamian, '04
Empowered.org was thoughtfully developed to tangibly empower you to take a decentralized approach to online fundraising, volunteer recruitment and marketing to accelerate your mission while maintaining oversight, brand and culture. Empowered has the unique ability to grow with you from a single group of volunteers in one location to a multi-national organization with hundreds of groups.DealGooder
Cara Mungo, ‘01
DealGooder was created to make it easy for people to support local charities by doing something they are already going to do – shop. Every time you purchase a deal on DealGooder, 50% of the profits go back to local charities to support things we all care about like animal shelters, education, and a clean environment.Global Brigades
Steven Atamian, '04
Global Brigades (GB) is the world's largest student-led global health and sustainable development organization. GB offers a holistic model of sustainable development through a multi-disciplinary and grassroots network of more than 2,000 annual volunteers who travel overseas to administer the programming.Lifted Tees
Scott Fairbanks, '13, Tucker Pettis '13 and Scott Thomsen, '13
At its heart, Lifted Tees is all about making a difference, one t-shirt at a time. Lifted Trees reaches out to the stylish, the compassionate, and the leaders of our generation and provides simplistic yet innovative t-shirt designs while supporting a higher cause. For their first series, every shirt they sell will provide clean water for a child in Africa for an entire year.Roozt
Brent Freeman, '08
Rootz sells products from socially responsible businesses at up to 80% off retail price.Salute the Brave
Ryan Morris, ’12
Salute the Brave focuses on giving back to troops overseas by using a one-for-one business model. For every Salute the Brave product purchased, one is then donated in a care package to troops overseas.Study Smart Tutors
Jack Friedman, '10
Study Smart Tutors offers SAT test prep and other educational services to education foundations, university outreach organizations, and schools faced with the challenges of overcrowding and underfunding.Tëvolution / Purpose Beverages
Gerard Artavia, MBA '00
Launched in 2011, Tëvolution donates a quarter from each purchase to a partner nonprofit. Tëvolution allows the customer to track their quarter donated on their website. "Buy it. Drink it. Track it. Share it." - RSS
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