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Our commitments

Saying you work for good is easy. Demonstrating it takes more than a mission statement.

These are the certifications, pledges and personal choices that hold us to the same standards we advocate for. They’re not badges we collect. They’re commitments that keep us both honest and publicly accountable.

Certifications

B CorporationTM

B Corp certification requires companies to meet rigorous verified standards across governance, workers, community, environment and customers. Achieving it takes serious work. Maintaining it takes more. We scored 113.5 points in our last assessment, well above the 80-point threshold. We're currently preparing for recertification later this year under the new standards.

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1% for the Planet

1% for the Planet is a global network of businesses committed to donating one percent of annual revenue to environmental causes. Since joining we've donated a total of £8,500 to organisations including ClientEarth, Bright Young Futures and Flight Free UK, amongst others.

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Memberships

Better Business Network

The Better Business Network (BBN) is the UK’s inclusive community for purpose-driven businesses that want to make a real difference. Made for the World is a growth member of the network. Chris, our co-founder, hosts the Birmingham community, running monthly Better Business Breakfast meetups.

Better Business Network website

Design Declares

Design Declares is a global initiative through which designers and studios publicly acknowledge the climate and ecological emergency, and commit to taking meaningful action in response. We were early signatories. For us it’s a public statement that design has a responsibility, and that we intend to take ours seriously.

Read the declaration

Living Wage Employer

The Living Wage is an independently calculated hourly rate based on the actual cost of living – higher than the government minimum. As a Living Wage Employer we’re committed to ensuring everyone who works for us is paid a wage they can genuinely live on.

Living Wage Foundation website

Community volunteering

Incredible Edible

Incredible Edible is a grassroots movement growing food in public spaces to build stronger, more connected communities.

Lucy is a member of the Bramley group in Leeds, volunteering locally to help grow the network in her area.

Visit Incredible Edible

Community Energy Birmingham

Community Energy Birmingham is a community-owned renewable energy cooperative working to bring affordable, clean energy to local residents.

Chris sits on the Board of Directors, leading their communications efforts on a voluntary basis.

Visit Community Energy Birmingham

Our 2025 B Corp
Impact Report

Every year we report on our progress. What we achieved, where we fell short, and what we’re working on next. Our 2025 report is our most complete account yet of what working exclusively for impact actually looks like in practice.