We connect with teams and communities whose work truly aligns with your values. From reforestation and ocean health, to safe water and gender equality, our impact partners come from all walks of life to create a better planet for everyone.
Yakopi
Indonesia
The co-benefits with Yakopi:
⚖️ Equitable
Expert foresters and local women’s groups conduct planting and nursery work.
📊 Data-driven
Pre- and post-project data is collected and published for public review.
🤝 Supporting the local community Mangrove restoration supports long-term livelihoods for local silvofishery businesses, thereby discouraging deforestation.
Sustainable Development Goals
Wateroam
Myanmar
The co-benefits with Wateroam:
🙍🏻♀️ Supporting refugees in Myanmar
Wateroam provides their flagship water filters to refugees.
💧 Complete solution
Clean water helps protect refugees from water-borne diseases.
🤝 Supporting the local community
A single water filter can support over 300 people.
Sustainable Development Goals
Seven Clean Seas
Indonesia
The co-benefits with Seven Clean Seas:
🥤 Complete solution
Seven Clean Seas recovers plastic from oceans. They then recycle it, incinerate it, or place it in a secure landfill
📊 Data-driven
Each week, data on how much plastic is collected and sorted is made available on SCS’ public ledger.
🤝 Listening to the local community
Local volunteer teams identify where their efforts are most needed, and then lead missions to rescue plastic in these areas.
Sustainable Development Goals
TRCC
Nigeria
The co-benefits with Tropical Research and Conservation Centre (TRCC):
⚖️ Equitable
TRCC purchases seedlings locally, supporting local livelihoods.
📊 Data-driven
Project data is collected and published for audit.
🤝 Supporting the local community
TRCC prevents deforestation while also helping sustain local jobs with community bee-keeping units and ‘economic’ trees — such as fruit trees.
Sustainable Development Goals
Oxford Modern School
Uganda
The co-benefits with Oxford Modern School:
🚀 Fresh start
Helps rural kids escape poverty by providing free, high-quality education. This enables them to work in skilled jobs which pay more.
📕 Complete solution
Fosters a spirit of life-long learning in young kids using physical and academic training.
🤝 Supporting the local community Oxford Modern School aims to double their teaching staff, providing jobs for local communities.
Sustainable Development Goals
KENVO
Kenya
The co-benefits with KENVO:
⚖️ Equitable
Kenvo purchases seedlings locally, supporting local livelihoods.
📊 Data-driven
Pre- and post-project data is collected and published for audit.
🤝 Supporting the local community
Kenvo plants a diverse range of trees to ensure long-term ecosystem health. The projects are run by the local community, helping build valuable skills through conservation workshops.
Sustainable Development Goals
Sungai Watch
Indonesia
The co-benefits with Sungai Watch:
⚖️ Complete solution
Sungai Watch collects, sorts, recycles and secures plastic from illegal landfills and most polluted rivers.
📊 Data-driven
Plastic collection and management data is made available weekly on a public ledger.
🤝 Community involvement
Awareness sessions to various community groups about the harmful effects of plastic on human health and environment.
Sustainable Development Goals
Yagasu
Indonesia
The co-benefits with Yagasu:
⚖️ Equitable
Expert foresters and local women’s groups conduct planting and nursery work.
📊 Data-driven
Pre- and post-project data is collected and published for public review.
🤝 Supporting the local community
Mangrove restoration supports long-term livelihoods for local silvofishery businesses, thereby discouraging deforestation.
Sustainable Development Goals
OceanKita
Indonesia
The co-benefits with OceanKita:
🥤 Complete solution
Ocean Kita collect plastic from all waterways with the participation of local communities
📊 Data-driven
Plastic collection and management data is made available weekly on a public ledger.
🤝 Supporting the local community
Waste collection and treatment will enable the revival of the local economy such as fishing activities and tourism.
Sustainable Development Goals
Livingseas
Indonesia
The co-benefits with Livingseas:
⚖️ Just
A portion of funds per coral goes to supporting a local, women-first marine conservation fellowship program.
📊 Backed by science
Uses the latest marine knowledge to determine the best coral species to plant, and where to plant them.
🤝 Supporting the local community
Planting corals decreases coastal hazards and increases fisheries. It also supports local jobs in the tourism industry.
Sustainable Development Goals
Carbon Neutral
Australia
The co-benefits with Carbon Neutral:
⚖️ Equitable
Reforestation actions create job-specific training sessions for local employees. Protection of significant cultural heritage sites.
📊 Data-driven
Project data is collected and published for audit.
🐝 Biodiversity benefits
Planting native trees provides endangered species with habitat for food, nests and protection .
Sustainable Development Goals
Green Worms
India
The co-benefits with Green Worms:
🌊 Complete solution
Proper plastic-waste management and betterment of the quality of life in island-communities.
📊 Data-driven
Plastic collection and management data is made available weekly on a public ledger.
🤝 Community building
Green Worms reaches out to the local community through awareness and education actions.
Sustainable Development Goals
Daughters of Cambodia
Cambodia
The co-benefits with Daughters of Cambodia:
🚀 Fresh start
Skill-building workshops enable sex workers to quit the trade and start a new life.
❤️🩹 Complete solution
Physical and mental counseling prepares women for the future and helps them transition to their new life.
🤝 Community building
Rescued women find a collective voice so they can thrive together while protecting each other from trafficking.
Sustainable Development Goals
Founder at ProtectBlue, SUPKids and Wavemaker Collective, Director at Global Mangrove Trust
Founder at Generation Blue, risk management thought-leader and impact investor
Founder and Director at Data-Driven EnviroLab, PhD and Assist. Professor at the University of North Carolina
Senior Officer, Impact and Sustainability at Finance in Motion
As a social enterprise, we’re committed to bypassing intermediaries who take up to 80% of money sent to impact projects.
That means, when you support a good cause through Handprint, you can be confident that at least 90% of your pledge will go directly to communities in the field.
1. Dollar-to-impact efficiency
We choose environmental and social impact partners that deliver the most impact per dollar spent.
Mangroves, for example, store three to five times more organic carbon than tropical upland forests.
This makes them an excellent choice for combating climate change at a very low cost. Planting mangroves also helps support local communities while providing rich habitats where native animals can thrive.
2. Transparency
We use a mobile app – Planter – to confirm delivery of all funds to your impact partner. We’re also using a public accounting system on the blockchain so you’ll be able to track donation flow from anywhere on the planet.
Our next goal is to build tools that allow project leaders to speak directly to the community about developments on the ground. These peer-to-peer links will therefore allow you to see exactly how sponsorship dollars translate to real-world impact.
3. Science-backed
We use proven algorithms for calculating carbon. Wherever possible, we also use remote sensing and machine learning to track impact.
Together with our science partners, Global Mangrove Trust and Kumi Analytics, we’re working on the cutting edge of measuring carbon absorption from space. As a result, we’re driving change that makes sustainability accessible to everyone.
4. Social/environmental justice
While our clients are global, our environmental and social impact partners operate almost entirely in developing nations.
This means businesses from all around the world can be involved in making vulnerable communities more resilient, while building a better future for generations to come.
5. Ownership & Traceability
Every time you support a good cause, your impact is quantified and tracked over time. That means you can be confident of exactly how much positive impact your business has had on the planet.
This impact belongs entirely to you, and you can share it with the world to show your customers how your business has made a difference.
6. Independence
We’re developing a scoring system for measuring impact. This includes the positive impact of carbon capture, gender equality, life on land, life in the water, social improvement, and much more.
Go beyond neutrality and carbon offsetting. Start regenerating the planet by supporting good causes that make a real impact.
You might already know what a Footprint is: the sum of all the negative impact we leave on the planet.
Well, a Handprint is the sum of all the actions you take to create a positive impact on the Earth – beyond just neutrality or compensation.
For instance, Handprint Tech enables actual carbon absorption from the atmosphere, which has more impact than only reducing the carbon emissions. And on top of it, our actions improve the livelihood of local villagers living by the mangroves reforestation areas.
We’re working hard to make everything as transparent as possible.
We’re using a public accounting system on the blockchain so you can actually track the cashflow.
Our collaborators at GMT have created an application that enables NGOs to confirm receipt of funds.
So while right now, we are not yet perfectly able to track:
As for now, it’s not possible for your e-store customers to contribute with their own money to the impact projects. We’ll develop this capacity in the future, may it be a highly demanded feature.
As a merchant, you will pay a USD 0.11 fee for each transaction that generates a micro-contribution to impact.
You can also add premium features for a monthly fee of $9 per feature.
What you’ll pay is what you commit to in terms of impact: for instance, if you pledge to allocate 1% of your revenue to a reforestation project, then this 1% will be charged and transferred to the organisation planting mangroves on the field.
Your customers pay $0, because we believe that it’s not fair for individuals to bear the responsibility for climate change alone. Instead, we give businesses the opportunity to actively regenerate the planet.
No, because the Handprint plugin shows in the Cart page – not at the Checkout process. Actually, it can improve conversion! When your customers see that your brand’s sustainable actions are aligned with their own values, they’ll more likely complete their purchase on your store.
Absolutely! In your Handprint Dashboard, go to your e-commerce plugin section and select:
With Handprint’s tools, businesses can finally customise sustainability impact:
