Spring break is approaching, conjuring up images of sunshine, the beach, travel, fun and relaxation (hopefully). Some of us at GUU are planning on a doing a little Spring-breaking somewhere warm, so of course, we took to our app to...
A few months ago, a representative from O, The Oprah Magazine, reached out to us because they were interested in possibly including us in their March print edition. To say we were thrilled by this notion is an understatement; every...
Super Bowl LIII is approaching. So naturally, at Goods Unite Us we were curious about the politics of the competing teams (and the rest of the league) The NFL itself has a campaign finance reform (CFR) score of -41 (which...
You probably heard the good news that we closed our $500K seed round in January. A significant portion of that money goes to user acquisition, as well as for the development of new features like a more detailed breakdown listing...
It's been an exciting couple of weeks for the Goods Unite Us team. That's because we closed on a $500K funding round! Here are some of the details from our recent press release: Goods Unite Us is a women-led app and...
New Balance makes great running shoes. Their shoes are consistently ranked as some of the best. And according to Runner's World, a lot of runners are getting into politics. So I guess it shouldn't be surprising that one of the...
It's a question we get fairly often. And it's an important one. Here's a simple analogy to explain why we think corporate money in politics is a bad thing. Comparing Corporations And Politicians Corporations have shareholders. When a corporation wants...
What are Burton's political beliefs? And do their political beliefs align with their corporate actions? At Goods Unite Us, our goal is to provide consumers with transparent information, specifically around money in politics. Based on the massive increase in our...
Last Friday, House Democrats revealed details of their first bill in the new Congress — an anti-corruption bill to get corporate money out of politics and expand voter rights. The bill is called House Resolution 1 (HR 1). And Republican John Sarbanes (MD) says...
The short answer is: not very often. At Goods Unite Us, one of our missions is to get corporate money out of politics. And to that end, we’ve created on our website and app what we call our Campaign Finance...
