EmpowHer Marketplace
EmpowerHer Marketplace
The Boundless Futures Foundation Marketplace is a one-stop shop for you to browse unique, high-quality products from innovative Female Founders. All products were created by our EmpowHer grantees. By purchasing one of their products, you support a female-founded small business and their efforts to do good in the world.
Buy a gift for someone else or a treat for yourself with a purchase that supports these innovative changemakers!*
*Boundless Futures Foundation does not gain any revenue from these sales.
Archie's Dog Co
Archie's Dog Co. creates pet treats made from simple ingredients sourced in the USA. The company partners with Grand Traverse Industries – a nonprofit that employs persons with disabilities – for packaging and donates a portion of revenue to the Cherryland Humane Society.
Bake Me Healthy
Bake Me Healthy fights food waste by producing allergen-free baking mixes that use rejected produce and food byproducts to help fight climate change.
Baleena
Baleena developed an easy-to-install filtration device that can be used in a household washing machine to capture harmful microplastic fibers.
Best Coast Bagels
Best Coast Bagels produces organic, vegan and sourdough bagels with compostable packaging that is grain and plastic-free. The company gives one percent of its proceeds to a local food bank.
BirdieBlue
BirdieBlue is a woman-led, outdoor adventure brand on a mission to generate joy and save as many clothes from the landfill as possible by upcycling old, discarded ski and snowboard gear into personality filled, sustainably created accessories. Everything from the fabrics to the zippers to webbing straps to the clips to the hang tags to the labels to the shipping materials is made of upcycled, recycled and/or compostable materials.
Carter's Compost
Carter’s Compost, a compost collection and delivery service in Traverse City, Michigan, hauls food scraps from your kitchen or business to local composting sites for processing. Once the scraps have evolved into finished compost, they are returned to local soils through subscribers; donations to community gardens; and through sales for use in yards, pots, gardens, beds and farms.