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Dachshund Planter
The latest addition to our favorite puppy planters. This handcrafted, fair trade, planter is made from sustainable coco coir & every purchase empowers communities in the Philippines.
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Americans gave $475 billion to charities last year. But we spent over 300 times more than that buying stuff!
If even a fraction of our spending can reduce poverty, fight climate change, strengthen communities—the impact is huge.
Sustainable Home Goods
Better for the World—and Better for YOU
Items handmade by someone paid well are almost always higher quality and last longer than stuff that's mass-produced in giant factories.
That means buying less, and spending less, over the long-run.
And non-toxic, natural products are healthier for us and our families.
Items made by DoneGood-approved brands are better for the world—and they’re just plain better too.
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From our blog
View allTransform from a "Consumer" to a Changemaker
Current economic systems are keeping millions locked in poverty and are destroying the planet.
Consumer spending is the force that gets businesses to change these systems.
The more we support businesses that do good for people and the planet, the more those businesses succeed. The more other people start businesses that do good too. Eventually, even the "Big Guys" start to improve their practices.
So--let’s not buy stuff we don’t need. Let’s no longer be “consumers.”
Instead, when we do need to buy something, let’s use our most powerful force for change--the dollars we spend--to make the world better.