Every Giveaway, a Force for Good
At Do Good Pack, we believe that every gift should do more than just delight the recipient—it should contribute to a better world.
That’s why we partner with leading social enterprises and environmental organizations to ensure each giveaway leaves a positive mark on the planet and its people.
Education & Empowerment
Environment Conservation
Economic Upliftment
Meet Our Partners
Since 2017, Skills3 has empowered disadvantaged women by training them in handcraft skills as a pathway to economic self-reliance.
Through sewing and handcraft initiatives, their vision is to transform disadvantaged/displaced communities in the Middle East by helping them find a sustainable strategy to achieve financial autonomy. One woman’s success benefits the entire community.
Daily wage, lower-income workers consume a large percentage of their earnings on self-sustenance. Food-ATM helps solve these problems through the supply of 3 meals a day, providing workers with peace-of-mind as they can earn and save more, and consequently, are able to send more money home to their families.
Asha Handicrafts is an organization committed to the preservation and promotion of Indian handicraft Products across the globe.
Asha Handicrafts offers hope to thousands of Indian artisans. It offers them the promise of a world where livelihoods are assured, traditional skills are valued and where handicraft products receive the respect they deserve.
Water.org is a global nonprofit organization working to bring water and sanitation to the world. They want to make it safe, accessible, and cost-effective.
They help people get access to safe water and sanitation through affordable financing, such as small loans. They give everything every day to empower people in need with these life-changing resources – giving women hope, children health and families a bright future.
Kazi Yetu was founded to change the way products are made and traded between Africa and the rest of the world. Commodities that are exported from Africa are mostly processed and packaged abroad, minimizing economic gain in the country of origin. To address this, Kazi Yetu was founded in 2018 with a focus on products made 100% in East Africa to promote job creation for women and equitable pay for farmers.
Sunbird makes eco-friendly pens and straws from coconut leaves. Their business model is based on the strength and dedication of women in rural areas of India who meticulously manage and produce their products. Support from clients directly translates to their upliftment and economic independence.