OUR CONTRIBUTION TO A
World of Abundance
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We believe abundance is for everyone.
Abundance Global was founded to help business owners reach four growth milestones.
$500, 000
Turnover
$500, 000
Net Profit
$500, 000
For a Single Product
$500, 000
Donated to Worthy Causes
B1G1 Contribution
Abundance Global has been an active member of B1G1 since 2012 and has directly contributed thousands of impacts globally. Combined with the contributions of our community members, hundreds of thousands of leveraged impacts have been created. B1G1 defines an impact as what a project costs divided by the number of people positively impacted per day for the life of the project.
Alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
B1G1 is guided-by and in-alignment-with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Abundance Global is particuarly focused on two key areas of sustainability:
Goal 17: Revitalise the global partnerships for sustainable development; particularly between governments, the private sector and civil society
Goal 8: Promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment and decent work for all; which includes creating the conditions that allow people to have quality jobs that stimulate the economy while not harming the environment
Work with Virgin Unite
Founded by Sir Richard Branson, Virgin Unite is the charitable arm of the Virgin Group. Abundance Global has teamed up with Virgin Unite to help the global launch of the Virgin Unite Constellation – a group of entrepreneurs whose aim is to contribute to major positive changes in the world including:
- Reducing carbon emissions by 2,600 megatons·
- Empowering entrepreneurs and creating 20,000 jobs worldwide
- Ending hunger for 3 million farm families in Sub-Saharan Africa
Abundance Global also supports the following projects
Pride and Purpose
Located in South Africa the Maharishi Institute is a non-profit organisation created to offer virtually free business degrees to unemployed youth. The institute aims to develop 100,000 business leaders in Africa.
We recently invited a student of the Institute to Australia to observe how an Entrepreneurial business in Australia runs.
Sponsorship Fund
