Resources for Experienced Activists

We need resources for experienced activists to stay motivate and make sure we have an impact.

Kaley runs a business supplying fibers and knitting classes to her community. Although her company is for-profit, she makes sure it is sustainable. Her model is certified B Corporations that consider the business’s impact on employees, customers, and the environment.

She sources her yarn from sustainable sources, knowing the yarns are cruelty-free, and workers receive a living wage. Although she is not raking in the big bucks, she knows she is making a difference.

But how much of a difference, she wonders? The cause closest to her heart is preventing animal cruelty. Knowing that her customers understand the impact of cruelty-free yarn makes her happy. But her business is not a massive operation, so how much impact is she making on animal cruelty?

She finds herself wondering if she should just broaden her offerings and donate her increased profits to charities such as Mercy for Animals.

She needs resources for experienced activists to maximize her activism effectiveness. And she knows more impact will keep her motivated.