TOGETHER, WE CAN CHANGE THE FACE OF FASHION WHILE EMPOWERING MILLIONS OF WOMEN & GIRLS.
Before DIVINIUS was born there were amazing charities and non-profits that have been impacting millions of women & girls around the world. Now together, we plan to exponentially grow that impact to millions more by providing you with luxury fashion pieces along with an impact.
You can buy a timeless classic luxury fashion piece that are sustainably & ethically made and not pay the traditional retail markup because we pass the savings to you by being exclusively online and enabling you to positively impact the daily lives of women & girls with each purchase. This is how as a social enterprise we focus on building the profit for good fashion model of the future.
We also encourage all of our Goddesses to learn more and directly donate to our partner charities and discover the impact they're having in the daily lives of women and girls.
We only work with partners that are:
VERIFIED FINANCIALS & CONTRIBUTIONS
Our main criteria is to work with charities that are registered in at least one country (verified by current paperwork) and are authorized to receive international funding/donations. They must also supply audited accounts for the previous two fiscal years with their latest annual report and have been registered and operating at least three years, with a preference for organizations that are at least five years old.
REPUTABLE & ACCOUNTABLE WITH REAL IMPACT
We only want to work with charities that have a website with up-to-date information and active distribution of the impact that they're having on the ground (such as newsletters, videos, great website, blogs).
EFFICIENT & INNOVATIVE
They must be operating efficiently to deliver the benefits and services it provides while keeping admin costs low and more focused on using funds for driving real change and impact into the daily lives of women and girls in multiple countries around the world.
TRANSPARENCY OF IMPACT & OPERATIONS
They must be able and willing to provide additional resources to Divinius and our customers (high-quality pictures, stories, acknowledgment) to show the legitimacy of their impact.
EXPLORE OUR FEATURED IMPACT CHARITY PARTERS.
B1G1 Business for Good
B1G1 is a social enterprise and non-profit organization with a mission to create a world full of
giving. Unlike conventional giving models, B1G1 helps small- and medium-sized businesses
achieve more social impact by embedding giving activities into everyday business operations
and creating unique giving stories. Every business transaction (and as a result, the business’ day-to-day activity) can impact lives for as little as just one cent.
***All charity partners listed below are facilitated with B1G1 and and the giving team at Divinius works closely with the B1G1 organization to grow our impact around the world through high impact causes that cultivate real meaningful change. https://www.b1g1.com/
Free to Shine
As a child protection organisation working to prevent trafficking and exploitation of girls, safety is our number one value. We adhere to best practices in child protection. We work to strengthen the families and communities we partner with so that they can prioritise the safety of their children. When we are faced with a difficult case and must decide what is best for the child, we consider their safety first and foremost. As a team, we operate under the rule that we must keep ourselves and each other safe in order to ensure the safety of the girls and families we support. https://www.freetoshine.org/
Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI), generally referred to as Habitat for Humanity or simply Habitat, is an international, non-governmental, and nonprofit organization, which was founded in 1976 by Linda and Millard Fuller. Habitat has been devoted to building "simple, decent, and affordable" housing, a self-described "Christian housing ministry," and has addressed the issues of poverty housing all over the world. The international operational headquarters are located in Americus, Georgia, United States, with the administrative headquarters located in Atlanta. There are five area offices located around the world: United States and Canada; Africa and the Middle East (located in Pretoria, South Africa); Asia-Pacific (Manila, Philippines); Europe and Central Asia (Bratislava, Slovakia); and Latin America and the Caribbean (San Jose, Costa Rica). https://www.habitat.org/
Children Change Colombia
Defending the rights of children at risk in Colombia
We are the largest UK charity working exclusively in Colombia. We work with children and their families to challenge poverty, inequality, discrimination and violence.
Despite a growing economy and a recent peace deal with the country's largest guerilla group, millions of Colombian children still face poverty, violence and exclusion from the opportunities presented by a changing society. So whether they are threatened by forced displacement, sexual exploitation or recruitment into armed groups, whether denied education, a loving family or a place to play, we work to ensure that every child can claim their right to a safe and happy childhood and a fulfilling future. We believe that, with a knowledge of their rights and the confidence to assert them, children can transform their own lives, their communities and Colombia itself. https://www.childrenchangecolombia.org/
New Ways
New Ways is a charity dedicated to transforming the lives of some of the world's poorest people.
The charity was founded in 1994 by MCSPA, with the aim of supporting development work in Africa, particularly basic nutrition, healthcare, agriculture, water infrastructure and education.In the UK we organise and support fundraising activities. Raise funds through applications to grant making bodies. Build relationships with, and understanding of, the communities with whom we work.
We make great efforts to keep our administration costs low (our aim is to keep these below 5%). As all of these costs are covered by existing subscriptions and specific donations from benefactors, all of the money raised through our fundraising events or through other
donations goes directly to project work.
The beneficiaries of the projects that we support come from a wide range of faiths and backgrounds and in this we are completely non-denominational. Most of our funding goes to our main overseas partner organisation the Missionary Community of St Paul the Apostle (MCSPA) a Catholic community based in northern Kenya - this does not affect our aim to help reduce poverty regardless of the race, religion or politics of those in need. http://www.newways.org.uk/
ABC Nepal
ABC Nepal is a non-profit human rights organization established in the year 1987. It is the first organization in Nepal that raised the issue of human trafficking and worked for sensitizing the various segments of society on gross violation of human rights. The organization advocates gender equality by promoting women’s, children’s and adolescent girls’ social, economical, and educational empowerment and raising awareness in all issues that affect women the most. ABC Nepal has a wide presence in the terai as well as in the hill districts of Nepal. ABC Nepal has long experience in right based programming focusing on children, adolescents and women.
It has been involved in mobilizing communities, interest groups, civil societies for issue based advocacy to address social issues and various development needs. The organization believes in building strengths and capacities of the communities through proper and strong social mobilization so that they can enhance their access to rights and entitlements. Wide organizational network, coordination, and collaboration with varied development agencies and stakeholders are the main strengths of the organization. Its current strategic plan has focused on eight thematic areas: a) Trafficking in Person, b) Education for all, c) Safe Migration, d) Food Security and Sustainable Livelihood, e) Reproductive Health, Safe Motherhood and HIV/AIDS, f) Water and Sanitation, g) Micro-finance and Cooperatives and h) Lobby and Advocacy. http://abcnepal.org.np/
WORLD YOUTH INTERNATIONAL
World Youth International was founded in 1988 by the late Robert Hoey, and has since facilitated meaningful volunteer opportunities for more than 3,000 Australians, and provided access to basic services such as healthcare and education for more than 40,000 people across the globe. At the heart of all our work is a commitment to community-led, sustainable development projects, and a belief in the power of volunteers to create real impact. https://worldyouth.org.au/
GLOBAL CONCERN
For over 28 years, Global Concern has been providing opportunities for disadvantaged individuals and communities around the world to build better lives for themselves through education, healthcare, vocational training and micro enterprise.
Far from being a handout, Global Concern aims to transform entire communities towards self sufficiency and sustainability. We don’t simply send money to overseas organisations and hope for the best, we closely monitor every one of our projects and give you the assurance that your investment is effectively addressing extreme poverty at its core.
Global Concern exists to provide education, skills training, healthcare services and food security programs to people in developing countries. Our projects focus on empowering individuals and communities with the necessary skills and tools for sustainable development. At times of crisis and disaster, Global Concern also provides emergency relief to those most affected. By working in both sustainable development with relief assistance, Global Concern aims to alleviate poverty for those that are hardest hit.
All of Global Concern’s overseas projects are our own and are monitored closely by our Australian office in Sydney. Global Concern is transparent, lean and efficient and our workers are motivated by genuine love and concern for those less privileged. https://www.globalconcern.org.au/
MICROLOAN FOUNDATION AUSTRALIA
736 million people around the world live in poverty
Survival is doubly difficult for women
They struggle to feed their families, provide accommodation, send their children to school or afford even the most basic elements of healthcare. One in 13 of their children will die before the age of five. Their lives are a daily battle for survival. One which all too often they lose.
Our vision is a world where all those living in poverty have the opportunity to build better lives for themselves and their families.
Our mission is to provide the poorest women in sub-Saharan Africa with the tools and skills to enable them to work their own way out of poverty.
By providing them with the skills and tools to start small businesses we support them to become self-sufficient for their daily needs. Over time the money they generate from their own effort helps to ensure food security, improve housing, access to healthcare, and an education for their children.
We encourage them to make savings. This is as insurance against future crop failure, family illness and other unpredictable situations. Savings give them confidence in their ability to weather whatever life throws at them. With up to 99% of our loans being repaid in full, we can use the money again and again to help more and more women.
However, there are millions more families who need support. https://www.microloanfoundation.org.uk/
Trailblazer Foundation
Trailblazer Foundation was founded in 2004. The co-founders chose the name because they were blazing a new trail in rural community development, by being the first non-government organization to work in the rural villages of Cambodia's Siem Reap province.. To improve health, food security, education, and economic development in rural Cambodia in ways that are self-sustaining by the individuals and communities we serve.
Our four program areas—health, food security, education, and economic development—represent a well-rounded strategy for not just giving our partner communities a proverbial fish, but helping them learn how to live in ways that are self-sustaining.
Trailblazer Foundation chooses our projects based on an annual local government assessment of village needs. We are honored to be one of only a handful of NGOs invited to this annual meeting. Through this bottom-up process, the villages themselves identify their needs. Their requests, in turn, direct our annual activities, which are “developing ripples of sustainability through community water projects." https://thetrailblazerfoundation.org/
THE BOMBAY MOTHERS AND CHILDREN WELFAE SOCIETY
Celebrating 100 glorious years, The Bombay Mothers & Children Welfare Society is a Public Charitable Trust. This organisation is a sustainable social enterprise (80%social,29%Business(principles)) We are the ones who reach out to those who require assistance in matters of health and education, Vocational training at the urban as well as rural levels. We try and reach to the people most deprived. We try to fulfil their basic needs of water and power. https://www.thebmcws.com/
SO THEY CAN
Our mission is to work with local communities and governments to provide quality education to children living in poverty in communities in Africa. We will achieve this through improved learning conditions, teacher training and development, child well being, women’s empowerment and community engagement and health. https://www.sotheycan.org/
WEIV
WEIV works in the field of community development through women's empowerment. We are working to create a society where women are treated with absolute justice, equality and fraternity and in turn, ensure justice to all the citizens. Vision: A society without poverty, illiteracy, sickness, child labour or gender and social inequality. Mission: To create self governing organisations for poverty reduction through achieving basic rights, basic education, health security, gender and social equality, and livelihood security for the poor by empowering women within the community. https://www.weiv-india.org/