Examples

Pele Sports
Ethical Goods has partnered with Pele Sports, one of the biggest global sporting brands, to support work with street children  and The Street Child World Cup through sales from it’s Pelada range.

Aquaid
Ethical Goods and Aquaid are working together to provide clean water through sales from water cooler rentals. To date more than £1.3 million has been given to provide clean water for people in Africa through PumpAid.

Portico Designs
Ethical Goods and Portico designs, one of the UK’s leading publishers of greeting cards, wrap, stationary and cards, are working together to produce a range of ethical stationary which will shortly be available to buy in a range of high street stores. Portico produce licensed products for Disney, Laura Ashley and Marvel to name just a few of their products. Proceeds will support education projects in developing countries through PLAN UK. Stationery can now be bought online at www.ethicalstationery.com

Ski Solutions 
Ethical Goods has formed a partnership with Ski Solutions, Britain's original and largest specialist ski travel agency and specialist tour operator. The partnership supports Ski Solutions to be able to increase sales and service by basing their products on ethical priciples and suppliers and donating profits to charity partner Make A Wish UK. Ski Solutions make people's skiing dreams come true, so it is appropriate that profits from their tour packages and a 'round-up' scheme are helping to make the dreams of children with life-limiting illnesses, come true. In addition, Ski Solutions are operating a 'Ski the World' fundraising event and have produced a photography book to raise funds for Make a Wish UK.

NJ Screen Prints 
Ethical Goods and NJ Screen Prints, who are ‘the best equipped screen printers in the world’ and a british company, are working together on a range of children’s products which will be sold in high street stores throughout the UK. Together, we have produced products such as sensory and tactile t-shirts, for example, which will be sold in high street stores and support the work of charities Mencap and Send A Cow.

Forces First Insurance

Ethical Goods is providing the ethical architecture for this new insurance company. Focussed on the needs and cover for armed forces personnel and their families, Forces First were also keen to share profits from every policy sold with charity partners. Ethical Goods formed a partnership between Forces First and Walking with the Wounded. This great charity is dedicated to raising funds for the re-education and re-training of our wounded servicemen and women. Insurance can now be bought online at www.forcesfirst.com

Thirsty Planet
Ethical Goods worked with Harrogate Spring Water to develop a new brand of bottled water called Thirsty Planet which gives a percentage of profits to projects in Africa which provide clean water and sanitation to developing communities. To date more than £1.3 million has been provided for these projects and sales have increased dramatically and consistently.