Eunice Baraza writes about her experience distributing The Shoe That Grows in her community in Migori County, Kenya.

Miriam Feza is the founder of Clay Cosmo, a business that employs refugee women to make beauty products using natural ingredients. 

DercolBags is a Ghana-based business that manufactures eco-friendly alternatives to single-use packaging.

After seeing women across Nigeria lack access to sanitary products, Esther launched Venille. Read about her business.

500 million women around the world are experiencing period poverty. Here are four accelerator alumni who work to eradicate it.

Read how Haneesh Katnawer overcame challenges growing up to co-founding a social impact business that employs rural communities.  

Ramiro Davila maintains a bond with his home country of Ecuador through impact work, which includes distributions of The Shoe That Grows.

215 thousand tons of plastic waste were generated in Tanzania in 2018—but Christian Mwijage aims to change that.  

Limb Kind Foundation provides children around the world with free prosthetics, fitted with pairs of The Shoe That Grows.