Grover Rad Studio. 

Born out of a desire for clothes that start conversations, LA-based interior-design entrepreneur and art collector Lizzie Grover Rad founded the women’s ready-to-wear brand, Grover Rad. Her interior-design sensibility and reverence for fine art inform the collections through the use of graphic prints contrasted against classic silhouettes in luxury fabrics. The prints are referential to the art historical context that came before them, and out to prove that fine art and fashion can coexist.

Tata Harper. 

A pioneer in natural luxury skincare, Tata couldn't find 100-percent natural products that were up to her standards of efficacy, quality, and purity. She started Tata Harper Skincare to make them —for herself, and for women like her who refuse to trade health for beauty.

Nomi Network. 

The mission at Nomi Network is to end human trafficking. Through creating pathways to safe employment, empowering women and girls to break cycles of exploitation in their families and communities, Nomi Network serves women and girls in communities with the highest incidences of labor trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. Just this year, the group has worked in India, Cambodia, and America to reduce vulnerability and sustain economic security while increasing gender equity.

Innovation Africa.

Since 2008, using Israeli solar and water technology, Innovation: Africa has delivered access to clean water and light to more than 4 million people in rural villages across 10 African countries. Since the main challenge in most African countries is the lack of access to energy required to pump water and power schools and medical centers.