November Mood of the Month : Passion
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If the challenges of this month—whether personal or global—feel overwhelming, know you’re not alone.
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Masaya Co — Sustainable Furniture from Seed to Seat
MasayaCo is a sustainable furniture company on a mission to combat climate change through reforestation & sustainable design.
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Melati Wijsen — Co-Founder of NGO Bye Bye Plastic Bags
Founded in 2013 by Melati and her sister Isabel at 10 and 12 years old, their NGO encourages people to stop using plastic bags.
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Betty Kibaara — Director of Food Initiatives, Rockefeller Foundation
Leading the Foundation’s investments in Africa, transforming food systems for children that increase access to nutritious foods.
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Vintner’s Daughter — Award-Winning Sustainable Skincare Brand
April Gargiulo founded the sustainable skincare brand Vintner’s Daughter on principles of efficacy and sustainability.
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charity: water — Building Sustainable Water Projects Worldwide
charity: water — A non-profit organization founded in 2006 by Scott Harrison.
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Obakki – A Purpose-Led Lifestyle Brand and Foundation
Founder Treana Peake, supports artisan partnerships and funds development work through the Obakki Foundation.
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Dr. Elizabeth Gray – CEO of The National Audubon Society
Trained as a scientist and ornithologist, Dr. Gray is the first woman to hold the title of CEO in the organization’s 117-year history.
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USDA ORGANIC
USDA ORGANIC certifications indicate that a product was made in adherence with federal USDA sustainable guidelines. These guidelines or standards typically address agricultural factors such as soil quality, livestock welfare, use of additives, pest and weed control and more. To become certified, the business or farm not only has to comply with annual on-site organic