Realizing that, in a way, we are all like keys – unique, flawed, scarred, and sometimes discarded by others – Caitlin Crosby, founder, and CEO, wanted these keys to have their purpose renewed over and over again. By employing those affected by homelessness to create keys with words of affirmation and empowerment, The Giving Keys has enabled countless men and women to transition out of homelessness while engaging the world in a conversation about community, hope, and innovation. “Today, The Giving Keys are carried in over 1200 stores in the US and internationally.” Be part of the movement. Read more about The Giving Keys here.

In an age of growing independence for women, Dress For Success celebrates the opportunity afforded to women to become economically independent and self-sustaining by “providing support, professional attire and the development tools” to not only encourage but to enable women to flourish in both a professional and deeply personal way. This goes far beyond the notion to merely survive or get by, but passionately inspires women to create change in the world. Learn more about Dress For Success here.

With 4.5 million human trafficking victims estimated currently across the globe, Blythe Hill, founder of Dressember, wanted to create an accessible way to create conversation about human trafficking around the world. With fashion being her platform, she launched a campaign to wear a dress every single day for the month of December, to bring attention to the sexual exploitation and trafficking epidemic plaguing our generation, and create forward movement; bringing an end to trafficking altogether. Learn more about Dressember here.