Glover Gardens, founded by Hajjah Glover, aims to build sovereign communities throughout Philadelphia. The organization designs, constructs, and installs custom garden beds, providing the soil, plants, and education necessary for the community to thrive.

The Mukuru Slums Development Project is based in the Mukuru informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya, and focuses on improving the living conditions for women, children, and youth through transformative social and economic empowerment programs.

Grant BLVD, co-founded by Kimberly McGlonn, is a Black-owned, women-owned, mission-driven sustainable apparel company based in Philadelphia. The business uses fashion to create space for important conversations about climate change and social justice.

Gjenge Makers is dedicated to creating sustainable alternative building materials in Kenya and beyond. Their initial innovations include recycled plastics transformed into plastic paving blocks, plastic paving tiles, and plastic manhole covers.

FabricAID is a Lebanon-based social enterprise that focuses on sustainable fashion by redistributing second-hand clothing to underserved communities. They aim to reduce textile waste and promote circular economy practices while creating job opportunities locally.