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Welcome to the 76 social enterprises, cooperatives, responsible businesses, community initiatives, and networks that became Good Market approved in May 2026! This month’s roundup includes new members from Argentina, Paraguay, Colombia, El Salvador, the United States, Canada, South Africa, Ethiopia, Portugal, Spain, Scotland, England, the Netherlands, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Hungary, Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia, Moldova, Georgia, India, Sri Lanka, and Australia. You can see half of them below. More than 5,376 enterprises across 130 countries are now part of the Good Market commons. ❤️
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Revolution Workshop empowers people from underserved communities on the South and West Sides of Chicago to build sustainable careers in the construction and woodworking industries. They provide free skills training and job placement in carpentry, electrical, woodworking, plumbing, and the office side of construction, equipping them for long-term employment and economic mobility. Trainees also receive individualized case management, supportive services, and ongoing coaching focused on job retention and career advancement. Revolution Workshop creates a consistent pipeline of skilled workers for construction employers facing labor shortages. Graduates work within Revolution Workshop or get connected with employer partners and continue receiving employment support, financial guidance, and connections to external resources. Revolution Workshop provides free or discounted services to mission-aligned community-based organizations and nonprofits, particularly for projects that directly benefit underserved communities. They are a 501(c)3 not-for-profit and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Herning, Denmark
Højhuset Kulturhotel preserves the facilities and the community spirit of a 1960s folk high school in Herning, Denmark. They offer accommodation, meeting rooms, a dining hall, theater hall, lecture hall, and other shared spaces. Højhuset Kulturhotel organizes events, guided tours, art walks, creative workshops, and other cultural activities for hotel guests and locals. Their organic farm is run in collaboration with Landeriet, an educational, living, and day program for young people with autism. The dining hall uses organic, seasonal, and locally sourced ingredients and offers weekly communal meals that begin with a song from the folk high school songbook. Højhuset Kulturhotel was renovated with reused materials to preserve its history but upgraded to include water and energy-efficient fixtures. They harvest rainwater, compost, minimize waste, and recycle. Højhuset Kulturhotel is a Registered Social Economic Enterprise (RSV) and has a Silver Organic Dining Label and Green Key certification. They are a member of Sociale Entreprenører i Danmark and Bæredygtig Herning.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
De Tweede Jeugd produces ready-made toasted sandwiches, combats food waste, and provides meaningful employment for vulnerable groups through their production kitchen in Amsterdam. Their toasted sandwiches are made by hand from local, rescued, and responsibly sourced ingredients and sold frozen to commercial partners and retail customers across the Netherlands. De Tweede Jeugd uses leftover sourdough bread from local bakers for sandwiches, crostinis, and croutons and partners with Bakkerij Fermento to produce Dubbel Gebakken circular bread, which contains 20 percent leftover bread. They are PSO 30+ certified, which means at least 30 percent of their employees are from vulnerable employment positions and were either long-term unemployed or faced other barriers. De Tweede Jeugd is a member of Social Enterprise NL.
Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
Sambhali Development Foundation creates inclusive livelihood opportunities for women and gender minorities and preserves Rajasthan’s rich cultural heritage. They operate Sambhali Boutique, Sambhali Café, and Sambhali Walks in Jodhpur. Sambhali Boutique features handmade clothing, accessories, toys, and housewares from women and teenage girls who participated in skills training programs at Sambhali Trust Empowerment Centers. Products are made from environmentally responsible materials and are designed for long-term use. Sambhali Café prepares and serves traditional dishes in a welcoming and safe space run by members of the local LGBTQ+ community. They prioritize responsibly sourced local ingredients, reuse, and low-waste practices. Sambhali Walks, led by LGBTQ+ guides, offers tourists an immersive experience that highlights the region’s history and culture and the strength of Marwar’s women. Sambhali Development Foundation is an initiative of the Sambhali Trust. All surplus is used to support training, education, health, and livelihood initiatives for vulnerable communities.
Coldingham, Scotland, United Kingdom
Coldingham Brave Bayers improves community wellbeing through accessible outdoor experiences that connect people with nature, cold water, and the coastal environment in Scotland. They offer wild swimming classes, outdoor activities, educational workshops, wellbeing programs, and community events. Coldingham Brave Bayers programs were developed to reduce isolation, build confidence, promote water safety, and create inclusive opportunities for people of all backgrounds and abilities to engage in outdoor activities. They also organize environmental awareness sessions, beach cleans, water testing, and recycling and reuse programs for wetsuits and other equipment. Coldingham Brave Bayers is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise Scotland, Borders Community Action, South of Scotland Enterprise, Scottish Rural Action, and RNLI Lifeguards Scotland. They reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
London, England, United Kingdom
Migrateful supports migrants on their journey to integration in the United Kingdom and bridges divides through the power of food. They provide chef training to refugees, asylum seekers, and unsettled migrants with a passion for food and enable them to teach cookery classes to the public. Migrateful chefs receive food hygiene qualifications, improve their English, increase their confidence, gain work experience, build a support network, and earn income. By sharing their cuisine, culture, and stories, they foster connection and challenge perceptions around migration. Migrateful uses the revenue from the cooking classes to provide their chef training program and two years of mentorship and professional development free of charge to participants. This removes financial barriers and creates a clear pathway into sustainable employment and long-term career progression in the food industry and beyond. Migrateful prioritizes responsible sourcing and low-waste practices. They are a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Korsør, Denmark
HENTO Produktion recycles lighting fixtures and provides upskilling and work opportunities for people facing barriers to employment in Slagelse Municipality, Denmark. They partner with Fischer Lighting to upcycle old light fixtures into modern and energy-efficient LED lights. HENTO Produktion trains and equips participants with technical, employability, and life skills to enter regular employment and exit the social support system. They are a member of Sociale Entreprenører i Danmark and the Slagelse Municipality network for registered social enterprises.
Budapest, Hungary
Skool educates, inspires, and equips girls and underprivileged young people with the skills and resources to explore careers in technology and close the gender gap. They organize fun, engaging, student-centered workshops, coding classes, after-school activities, hackathons, summer camps, career orientations, and company visits focused on programming, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Their STEMsisters mentoring program provides community and support for girls to complete their studies, find internships, land jobs, and build a successful tech career. Skool also trains teachers to integrate digital skills and project-based learning into daily teaching. They prioritize working with children from rural schools and underserved communities to ensure equal access to digital education. Skool is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Barcelona, Spain
Mammaproof helps transform cities into friendlier, more inclusive spaces for children and families by providing honest, useful, and trustworthy information. They discover and recommend family-friendly places, products, and services, and they partner with institutions, businesses, and brands to cocreate, promote, and improve experiences for families. Mammaproof only works with clients that promote environmentally responsible practices and responsible consumption, support local and nearby businesses, and are inclusive, free from gender stereotypes, respectful of all families and realities, and respectful of children, their rhythms, needs, safety, and well-being. They maintain editorial independence and trust by clearly labeling advertising, sponsored content, and sponsored experiences. Mammaproof provides discounts to small local businesses and free services to social organizations.
Skopje, North Macedonia
KomshiLOOK designs artistic and participatory frameworks to bridge the gap between communities, institutions, and public spaces in Skopje, North Macedonia. They focus on community activation, participatory cultural programming, workshops, immersive storytelling, and site-specific artistic performances in balconies, courtyards, streets, public buses, and residential blocks to foster deeper local connections. By repurposing existing architecture into temporary cultural spaces, they break down barriers between artists and audiences, create inclusive and accessible stages, and make cultural engagement a natural and accessible part of daily life. KomshiLOOK is a non-profit cultural association and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Torres Vedras, Portugal
Oeste Respira supports entrepreneurs, organizations, and communities in the Western Region of Portugal and cultivates an ecosystem that fosters solutions with a positive impact on mental health and wellbeing. They offer training, workshops, mentoring, and business development services, provide shared spaces, and organize campaigns and events. iO2 is an incubation and acceleration program for impact businesses developing products and services that improve the quality of life. Masterclass O2 is a series of specialized training sessions led by sector experts. Consultório O2 provides management consulting, branding, strategic communication, monitoring and evaluation services for projects in the wellbeing and social impact sector. Reboot Experimenta is an immersive bootcamp focused on exploration and prototyping ideas within local communities. Oeste Respira is a member of Rede de Incubadoras de Inovação Social and Torres Vedras Social Network.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Inspiration Kitchens offers restaurant and catering services and job training in Chicago’s East Garfield Park, connects people over food, and creates opportunity in an atmosphere of dignity and respect. They prepare fresh meals using ingredients from their own garden and from their food recovery partnership with Green City Market. Inspiration Kitchens offers a 12-week foodservice training and employment program for low-income people who have experienced barriers to employment. The program includes hands-on learning, certification, comprehensive case management and wraparound services, resume assistance, job search support, and a paid training period. Graduates either work at Inspiration Kitchens or are matched with employers throughout Chicagoland. Inspiration Kitchens is part of Inspiration Corporation, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit that provides meals, housing, and support services to local people experiencing homelessness and poverty. They are a member of Catalyst Kitchens, Wasted Food Action Alliance, the Refettorio Network, and other networks and coalitions.
Maroochydore, Queensland, Australia
Outback Outsourcing strengthens economic participation and creates meaningful employment pathways in rural and remote Australia by connecting skilled regional workers with businesses, organizations, and community initiatives requiring flexible professional support services. They specialize in operational, administrative, project, and workforce support. Outback Outsourcing provides flexible remote work opportunities for people who face barriers to traditional employment due to geography, caregiving responsibilities, or limited local opportunities. They support regional businesses and community organizations by improving access to skilled support services that may otherwise be difficult to source locally. Outback Outsourcing prioritizes remote-first operations, digital collaboration, and online workflows to minimize travel emissions, resource use, and waste. They operate as a not-for-profit and reinvest in initiatives that strengthen rural and remote communities across Australia.
Batumi, Georgia
თავისუფალი სივრცე | Free Space maintains an inclusive cafe in the historic district of Batumi, Georgia, and empowers vulnerable and underrepresented groups. The cafe serves affordable food and drinks, offers catering services, and employs people with disabilities and other challenges. They provide a safe, supportive environment that enables people to gain practical knowledge and experience, develop social and professional skills, participate in public life, and strengthen their independence and civic engagement. Free Space follows universal design principles for accessibility and advocates for the rights of people with disabilities. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their purpose.
Berģi, Latvia
Dzīvības Poga helps seniors, people with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups live safer and more independent lives in Latvia. They provide remote safety solutions and emergency assistance coordination services to improve access to timely support for people with increased health and social risks. Dzīvības Poga offers SOS buttons, fall detection sensors, wearable safety devices, activity trackers, remote patient monitoring, and a round-the-clock call center to ensure fast response in crises. They have voice-assisted devices for visually impaired users and provide adaptable, accessible, supportive working conditions for their employees with disabilities. Dzīvības Poga donates devices and provides free services to people from vulnerable and disadvantaged groups who cannot afford them or do not qualify for municipal support programs. They are a member of Latvijas Sociālās Uzņēmējdarbības Asociācija (LSUA) and the Latvian Digital Health Association.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
LaCicla develops digital communication strategies and solutions that generate positive social, economic, and environmental impact. They handle social media monitoring, crisis management, content publishing, customer service, community engagement, resource optimization, data analysis, reporting, and email marketing for conscious brands. LaCicla is a certified B Corporation and a member of Clean Creatives and Agencias de Triple Impacto.
Polmont, Scotland, United Kingdom
Polmont Community Hub aims to create a welcoming environment, foster connections, build lasting relationships, and develop a sustainable community-owned and managed hub and gardens in the Falkirk Braes. They hire out halls and rooms for regular or one-off events, host social groups, classes, and other community programs, and maintain sharing libraries for tools, seeds, books, gardening equipment, garment upcycling, and catering. Polmont Community Hub is working to transition the center’s two-acre grounds from monoculture grasslands into a permaculture social garden and orchard. They are a member of Social Enterprise Scotland, Permaculture Association Scotland, Social Farms & Gardens, Scottish Communities Climate Action Network, Transition Towns Movement, Circular Communities Scotland, and the Share And Repair Network. They reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Budapest, Hungary
Whitefield, England, United Kingdom
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Bilbao, Spain
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Security Shutter offers custom roll shutter solutions, creates safer spaces, and contributes to workforce inclusion and community initiatives in Calgary, Alberta. They supply and install durable roll shutter systems and provide repair, retrofit, modernization, and preventative maintenance services to extend the lifespan of existing infrastructure and minimize resource consumption and waste. Security Shutter partners with nonprofits and community organizations to provide inclusive employment opportunities for individuals overcoming barriers related to disability, recovery, trauma, housing instability, or major life transitions. They support workers through flexible and respectful workplace practices, safety-focused operations, trauma-informed communication, accessibility accommodations, mentorship, skills training, and professional development opportunities. Security Shutter contributes time, expertise, services, operational support, leadership, and community resources to local initiatives focused on safety, mental health, community wellbeing, accessibility, recovery support, inclusion, and resilience. They are Better Business Bureau (BBB) accredited and a member of Platform Calgary, Calgary on Purpose, and other networks.
Rīga, Latvia
Re-Starts 50+ inspires, educates, and supports women over 50 to restart their careers and growth paths in Latvia. They provide career consulting and coaching services and offer online courses to help participants develop digital skills, change professions, or launch small businesses. Re-Starts 50+ challenges age discrimination and stereotypes, and advocates for the inclusion of all generations in the labor market. They operate under Sievietēm 50+ Association, a not-for-profit organization, and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Glen Parva, England, United Kingdom
Care Without Burnout improves the wellbeing and resilience of unpaid caregivers in the United Kingdom, reduces health inequities, and strengthens community stability. They provide practical guidance, emotional support, and free resources to help people care for loved ones at home without sacrificing their own health and wellbeing. Their online and in-person workshops, resilience courses, micro-learning modules, and instructional videos are designed to fit around the demands of a caregiving role. Care Without Burnout partners with organizations, employers, and health and care systems to create caregiver‑inclusive cultures, deliver specialized training, and embed preventative wellbeing practices. They minimize their environmental footprint by reducing travel, resource use, and waste and promoting sustainable practices across the organizations they support. Care Without Burnout is a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Gurugram, Haryana, India
Tandil, Argentina
Grupo TREEECO transforms organic waste into high-value resources and supports the transition to a circular bioeconomy in Tandil, Argentina. They produce organic fertilizer, grow fungi on reclaimed substrates, conduct environmental impact assessments, and provide environmental consulting services. Their Linaje innovation lab develops extracts, supplements, cultivation kits, ferments, beneficial microorganisms, and other natural solutions that contribute to regional economic development and community health. Grupo TREEECO is a member of Mesa de Impacto Tandil, Tandil 2030, and Mesa Solidaria Tandil.
London, England, United Kingdom
Tallinn, Estonia
Pannipitiya, Sri Lanka
Dire Dawa, Ethiopia
Nile Luxe blends traditional craftsmanship with modern design to redefine luxury fashion in Ethiopia, creates sustainable livelihoods for women and youth, and preserves Ethiopian cultural heritage. They specialize in clothing and accessories made from handwoven and hand-embroidered cotton textiles and responsibly sourced local leather. Nile Luxe upcycles fabric scraps and leather offcuts or donates them to local craft cooperatives and youth vocational centers for creative reuse. They offer a dedicated repair service to minimize resource consumption and waste. Nile Luxe empowers women artisans from Dire Dawa through fair trade employment, technical training, business management and financial literacy mentorship, and flexible work opportunities. They donate clothing to vulnerable families. Nile Luxe is a member of Creative Hub Ethiopia.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Island Kitchen produces internationally inspired chili sauces and condiments in Sri Lanka from locally sourced natural ingredients. Their initial range includes West Indian Chili Confit and Haitian Ti’Malice made with Scotch Bonnet chilis, coconut vinegar, and other local ingredients. Island Kitchen sources agrichemical-free chilies from their own rooftop garden and from partner farmers in the Kunuregala area.
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Lumuno increases access to culturally sensitive mental health support in the United Kingdom. They offer personalized tools and educational resources that combine neuroscience, sensory support, and Ubuntu values to make mental health care more accessible and inclusive to marginalized communities. Lumuno assesses and maps users’ symptoms, preferences, and cultural background through a wellbeing questionnaire and sends them a tailored therapeutic kit of supportive tools. They customize all kits to the user’s situation, such as neurodivergent people, those living with chronic illness, and communities facing cultural or economic challenges. Lumuno Library provides free or low-cost resources through blogs, films, art-based explanations, and downloadable pamphlets, making mental health education available to those who cannot afford traditional therapy or paid programs. They are a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise Scotland.
Wattegama, Sri Lanka
Ruma, Serbia
Мајкина душа | Majkina Duša promotes healthy eating and preserves traditional Serbian slow cooking methods. They offer ready-to-eat vegetable stews made from natural, locally sourced ingredients. Majkina Duša supports people who do not have time to prepare healthy meals at home. They donate ten percent of all profits to humanitarian organizations such as Živimo Zajedno.
Jamundí, Colombia
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