Ambi Arts is a Singapore art brand celebrating boldness, culture, and heritage. Find vibrant trays, trinkets, home art, plus hand-painted postcards and bookmarks of Tekka and local birds. 10% of sales support Causes for Animals, helping care for shelter pets in need.

Artably is a social enterprise building an inclusive creative community through art and storytelling. By shopping their #ArtablyAwesome creations, you support outreach projects for disadvantaged kids, helping shape a kinder, more compassionate world - one shape at a time.

Bilberries Blue is a purpose-driven enterprise blending sustainability, social impact, and inclusive community building. They offer an ecosystem of resources and funding, and founded The Happy Heart School to support special needs children through care, creativity, and play.

B’s Treasure Crafts features diamond art by Bernice, an artist with autism from Rainbow Centre. She pours hours of care into each creation. By buying her treasures, you support her joy of crafting and help her continue sharing beautiful pieces with the world.

Create your own ceramic coasters through the unique art of water marbling, inspired by local breakfast icons like kopi and kaya toast. Run by a Co:Creation Workshop, a social enterprise that promotes inclusion through art with persons with disabilities.

Erda Ally makes eco-living easy with durable, reusable silicone products that cut plastic waste. Known for award-winning Doodle Dat mats, their items are safe, long-lasting, and low-waste. They donate 10% of sales to Singapore Children’s Society and plant a tree for every purchase.

Faction Press is a micropress sharing Southeast Asian non-fiction with the world. With titles featuring Singapore voices on trauma, grief, and hope, they spotlight real human stories. A portion of profits supports The T Project, a resident at The Foundry.

Functional, beautifully designed beeswax food wraps, sourced sustainably from a small family-owned apiary in Australia. Goodness Gracious is passionate about reducing the amount of single use plastic on earth and want to empower sustainable lifestyle in every home.

Hodo Kits offers custom, liquid-free, vegan travel kits made in Singapore. Perfect for eco-conscious journeys, each kit supports a good cause - with 5% of profits donated to Food from the Heart, helping feed those in need.

Live drawing by local artist Ida Goh - sit for a soulful pencil portrait that does more than capture your smile. 80% of proceeds go to Impart, supporting youth in Singapore through education, mental health care, and community-driven programs for lasting impact.

Letters Of Praise turns everyday moments into celebrations with original illustrations on paper goods, stickers, and homeware. Each piece adds warmth, whimsy, and joy. Gift intentionally and beautifully - 10% of proceeds support Caritas Singapore, uplifting lives and spreading hope.

Little Botany champions urban gardening that promotes eco-friendly living, social inclusion, and positive community change. They spread joy with little pots that bring nature and happiness into homes. Plus, 10% of proceeds go to Caritas Singapore, supporting lives in meaningful, lasting ways.

Macramenian x Hoopla weaves stories through knots, loops, and handmade details. From wall art to crochet keychains, each piece uses cotton, yarn, and reclaimed materials. Rooted in care, 10% goes to Fashion For Cancer, aiding research and patient support.

Momshoo is a mother-daughter venture crafting hand-sewn plush toys and charming knits. Like “mushrooms,” their creations pop up everywhere, each unique and heartfelt. They donate 10% of sales to SPCA, supporting 24/7 rescues, cruelty investigations, and animal welfare efforts in Singapore.

Inspired by children's books, Ocio Ceramics is a local pottery studio that creates vibrant, illustrated ceramics that champion colour and playful, whimsical touches for your kitchen and home. They donate 50% of sales to SPD, helping people with disabilities integrate into society and live fuller lives.

Patrichory makes plant-based hair and body care in Singapore with premium, sustainably sourced ingredients. Their pH-balanced, eco-friendly products blend herbs and aromatherapy. 6% of sales support Care for the Elderly Foundation, aiding frail seniors with home medical and nursing care.

Ray of Hope is a non-profit charity and crowdfunding platform dedicated to building a stronger, more inclusive community for those overlooked by traditional support. They offer case management, counselling, interventions, home visits, and more to help uplift lives.

Refind is a creative studio in Singapore turning discarded glass into art, design, and learning. Founded by a skilled glass blower, they upcycle waste like wine bottles into functional cups. Through workshops and community projects, they show glass waste is just a beautiful new beginning.

New Life Stories works to prevent intergenerational incarceration by giving every child a fairer start. Through Love Beyond the Walls—books written by incarcerated parents for their kids—they help heal bonds and build hope for life beyond prison, rebuilding families with dignity.

Nyana Nyana is a Singapore eco fashion brand and social enterprise turning dead stock and fabric scraps into stylish pieces. They use natural dyes, hand-stamped batik, tie-dye, and weaving. Their “Batik kembali alami” project revives batik’s roots, supporting the UN SDGs.

SNAIL Handmade Ceramics is a Singapore-based mom and special needs son ceramist duo creating unique, handbuilt pieces. Each item is crafted slowly and with care, designed to bring calm and comfort to your daily life - quiet companions that invite moments of pause, peace, and joy.

More than just socks, Talking Toes creates daily reminders to live fully and stay grounded. Made with GOTS organic cotton, each pair supports a different cause. 10% of gross profits go to non-profits, driving positive social or environmental change with every design.

Will & Well is an inclusive fashion label rethinking clothing design to make dressing easier, more comfortable, and dignified for all, especially people with disabilities. By combining design thinking and tech, they create stylish apparel that moves beyond outdated features like buttons and zippers.

Recharge at Bettr Coffee, a social enterprise serving up quality coffee with purpose. Enjoy expertly brewed espresso-based drinks alongside an all-day brunch menu packed with hearty favourites and wholesome treats. Whether you're here for a quick cuppa or a leisurely bite, it's the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the good vibes.

Hawker Boys empowers ex-offenders through hawker culture, training them in real kitchens for a fresh start. Try their meaningful bakes like Red Ondeh Muffins, Mee Pok Muffins, Reform Banana Bread, and Milo Dinosaur Cookies - local flavours reimagined, crafted by hands rebuilding their future.

The Cookie Nurse is by Kat, a nurse by day and passionate home baker by night. Using halal ingredients, she lovingly crafts cookies and brownies that are perfect for sharing, gifting, or simply treating yourself. 10% of sales go to LUNI Singapore, helping care for and support community cats across Singapore.

Mindful Drinks upcycles spent coffee grounds into kombucha that is good for you and the planet. With zero sugar, their kombuchas are rich in prebiotics, probiotics, antioxidants, and polyphenols, helping ease digestion and bloating while supporting gut health and mental wellness.

Kueh Ho Jiak began as a humble kampung kueh stall and is now a beloved homegrown brand, recognized by UNESCO as a heritage hawker. They sell a range of traditional Nonya kueh, uplift women needing fresh starts, and donate part of proceeds to the CritiCare Fund for Migrant Workers.

Popsicle Story is a Muslim-owned business with purpose, run by four friends who love cold desserts. They craft fresh treats daily in unique local flavours like bandung, milo, and durian D24. With ongoing sadaqah charity packages, they’ll also donate 10% of event sales to Muhammadiyah Welfare Home.

Empowered Families Initiative (EFI) works with and invests in lower-income families in Singapore to improve their social and economic standing. Their booth features 5 home-bakers offering pies, tarts, croissants, cheesecakes, satay, begedil and other local bites - celebrating 60 years of SG’s rich food culture.