Giving back is integral to the values that make up the core of NBNW.
We love to love. We love to share. We love to celebrate all those we love.
And these are some ways we do just that!
- The artisans we purchase some products from also get a percentage of the sales we make.
- 15% - 20% of the sales of all Auntie shirts are donated to Shakti Shalini, a centre in Delhi that works with survivors of domestic abuse.
- The ‘Colonialism was a start-up’ T-shirt was made in collaboration with Somnath Bhatt to spark conversations about the colonial enterprise from the way it operates to the extensiveness of its entrepreneurial ideology, and to question how similar it is to the way tech start-ups act now.
Dreams we are working towards.
- Collaborating with Beam for our international site, this will allow our customers to pick charities of their choice. These charities would get 1% of their purchase amount.
ONE ASPECT - CERTAIN PROUDCTS WE MAKE WITH ARTISANS THAT WE BUY DIRECTLY FROM THEM, BUT ON TOP OF THAT WE ALSO GIVE THEM A PERCENTAGE OF THE SALES.
- IN THE AUNTIE SHIRTS, 15/20% OF SALES ARE DONATED WITH SHAKTI SHALINI WHICH IS A CENTRE IN DELHI THAT WORKS WITH SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE. WANT TO BUILD THIS OUT,
- CORE PRODUCTS WHICH HAVE A SPECIAL CHARITY MODEL ATTACHED.
- BEAM PLUGIN 1% OF YOUR ENTIRE SLAES GOES TO CHARITY OF CHOICE BUT CUSTOMER GETS TO CHOOSE THE CHAIRTY.
- COLONIALISM IS A STARTUP, FULLY PRODUCE A LARGER MESSAGE / IDEA FROM SMALLER ARTISTS - CREATE IN DIFFERENT FORM AND THEN
percentage of sales, plus buying directly from artisans.
Shaktishalini: Aunty shirts (15-20% sales donated), Centre in delhi that works with survivors of domestic abuse.
Beam: international site (1% of sales goes to whatever charity of choice, and customer gets to choose the charity)
Colonialism as a startup: we produce ideas and share it in terms of helping them build their practices
