Started by two mums in lockdown, Dream On make colourful, positive, limited-edition clothes to spark imagination and start conversation. Organic and made in factories that care, with profits donated to charity.

A graduate-founded brand of innovative, high quality peat-free compost, made from a sustainably-sourced waste product; coconut husk.

Born in Fran’s kitchen, The Beeswax Wrap Co. is an eco-friendly business and community. Each beeswax wrap is handcrafted, and they are recognised as one of B Corp’s Best For The World for building a business for good.

‘Leaving the world better than they found it’ is the goal and mission of bigmoose coffee co. They work to support people with their mental health with a huge focus on the prevention of homelessness and suicide.

Ebury by Fat Macy’s is a mission driven restaurant serving Middle-Eastern-inspired sharing plates. Their restaurant works with social enterprise Fat Macy’s, which helps people living in temporary accommodation move out of hostels.

Electric Daisy Flower Farm grow organic flowers on their female-led regenerative flower farm in Somerset to supply their shop in Highgate. Their flowers are free from pesticides, chemical fertilisers and plastic packaging.

Frankie has repurposed French vintage tapestries since 2015 and gives them a second life through her collection of unique upcycled fashion and accessories. Each piece is handmade, turning these treasures into wearable art.

Fund design embroidered knitwear with powerful and meaningful statements. Their jumpers help support small independent farmers and reduce poverty by providing 100 school meals for children in 19 countries with every jumper sold.

Good Candles is here to change a £2billion candle industry and give 10% of all sales to charity and good causes. Premium candles, beautifully illustrated packaging, and hand-poured in Kent, setting fire to money never felt so good!

Happy Crackers create reusable, heirloom, fabric crackers. Over 40 million crackers are thrown away globally each year, so Happy Crackers encourage a more sustainable swap. They are for Life – not just for Christmas!

Laura creates hand painted artworks to spread messages that highlight mental health and promote positivity. She is pushing for more opportunities for emerging and underrepresented artists through her #LetsDoLondonBetter campaign.

MELIOR creates jobs for people with disabilities, liberates UK homes from waste and toxins and helps the UK reduce its carbon footprint through refillable bioactive powered cleaning products in glass packaging for life.

Rowdy Kind is raising the bath bar with their award winning range of plastic free bodycare products, handmade specifically for kids’ sensitive skin. Join these two mums on their inspiring mission to make bathtime plastic free!

An eco-conscious children’s store selling beautiful, traceable, and ethically made products. A leader of change and a Planet Mark certified business, Small Stuff also donates a proportion of profits to environmental charities.

The Good Store is an organic store that offers customers a plastic-free shopping experience. Brought together by sisters passionate about sustainable shopping, they support local and female owned businesses and organic farming.

They place people and planet before profit, with clothing crafted in Britain and beyond from organic, recycled ingredients. Encouraging reconnection with nature and inspiring conscious choices, their orders are posted by vulnerable adults.

The Wood Life Project makes wooden products for the family home, which are manufactured in the UK using British wood. They employ prisoners to hand-finish the products and support charitable causes, too.

On a mission to create a world without children’s clothing waste, founder Charlotte has built the UK’s first shared wardrobe for kids. It’s ethical, sustainable and gorgeous, and it makes heroic parents’ lives a whole lot easier.