If you were paying attention to the news cycles in August, the news of SoulCycle owner Stephen Ross holding a fundraiser for Donald Trump at the cost of $250,000 per plate was more or less unavoidable. While campaign finance matters...
A few weeks ago, we launched a new feature in our app: the Donate to Politicians button! This feature makes it quick and easy for you to donate to your favorite politicians, and even more importantly, to offset corporate contributions...
Are you excited for the 2020 campaign season to get started? You’re in luck! Make sure that you update your Goods Unite Us app so that you will be able to donate to your favorite politicians while you educate yourself...
Conscious consumers like to pride themselves on supporting companies that align with their personal values, ethics and political preferences. Sometimes, it’s obvious. For example, Patagonia's progressive perception is proven by 100% of its contributions going to Democrats, according to the Goods...
Amazon, the most powerful public company in the world (worth nearly $800 billion at the beginning of 2019), has humbly decided to declare a two-day holiday for itself, Prime Day, which takes place today and tomorrow. To celebrate the holiday,...
If you’re looking to support the red and the blue this Fourth of July weekend or would simply prefer not to have political arguments while enjoying some time with family and friends who may not think alike, here are some...
In light of the #MeToo movement and discussion about sexual harassment, Gillette released an ad against toxic masculinity. The ad, titled We Believe: the Best a Man Can Be, quickly went viral with over 4 million views in less than...
Some might be quick to ask, “why does money in politics even matter?” Politicians take a stand on an issue, and then people who agree donate money. But lately, that’s not how it’s been working. Voters are realizing that, in...
Many of our users have been asking us what our purpose is for creating Goods Unite Us. This is a great question - a question that we are repeatedly challenging ourselves to discuss as our metrics and team continue to...
If you think that restaurants are not politically polarized, you're wrong. They are. Chick-fil-A is an obvious example. In the summer of 2012, Chick-fil-A's CEO Dan Cathy drew attention for his statements on same-sex marriage. Many politicians and consumers responded...
