We are so inspired by the businesses in our community because of how many of them are committed to helping to make the world better than it is today. Check out some great businesses below and how they are helping others.

Mrs. Jenny Goldfarb | CEO, Unreal Deli

Mrs. Goldfarb’s Unreal Deli is dedicated to making a positive social impact by offering delicious plant-based alternatives that promote health, sustainability, and ethical eating. Our mission is to create products that not only satisfy cravings for traditional deli flavors but also contribute to a healthier planet. Read more>>

David Sternlight | Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Cabeau

We take our impact on the local community as well as the global world very seriously. We have been plastic neutral since 2022 in our partnership with CleanHub, a global organization that works to re-route ocean bound plastic and transfer plastic waste to better, more responsible outlets while creating jobs in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and India. Read more>>

Zach Kahn | Security Director and Owner

Part of our company’s social impact is our dedication to assisting protected groups, religious centers, charities, and families. Giving them the peace of mind they need. Over the past 15 years we have focused on providing protection to special groups such as LQBTQ organizations, business leaders, and special events throughout California. Read more>>

Lewis Beilharz

Wearable Art and fashion are visual mediums, so they can be worn and experienced . My brand expresses a message of inclusiveness for those who feel like they’re underrepresented. As a gay man who’s also an immigrant to the USA- I’ve been welcomed, and my art has been celebrated in so many spaces that were not of my own culture or background; Read more>>

Kyūka Kanesaka

I first started the Kanesaka Yukari-Kai Japanese Kimekomi Doll Academy in the late 1970s. At that time, learning Japanese traditional arts was very exclusive to those who were Japanese (born and raised in Japan before immigrating to the United States). I began learning how to make Kimekomi dolls at a young age and earned my professor’s degree from the Kyūgetsu Doll Academy, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Read more>>