Prosperity Candle Blog

  I’m really picky when it comes to buying purses. This is mostly because I have awkwardly shaped shoulders and so I need to wear crossbody bags, or they’ll just...

The word “sustainability” is thrown around a lot, but what does it actually mean? Most people attach the word to a certain type of earthy-crunchy lifestyle that makes it seem...

Marie Lyn Bernard Who She Is: She goes by the name Riese, and she is the co-founder and CEO of the popular website Autostraddle, a website made for and by...

Almost everyone has heard of Earth Day, but have you heard of Earth Hour? Earth Hour began in Sydney, Australia in 2008, where 2.2 million people and 2,100 businesses voluntarily...

International Women’s Day (March 8th) has celebrated and honored the achievements of women since 1857. It is a day that globally connects and empowers women; it reminds us of our...

We’re in the middle of February, which means that the holidays are over and the charm and magic of the first snow falls are long gone! It might be hard...

Prosperity Candle is now B-Corp Certified—a stamp of approval for sustainable businesses. From day one, our company has been built on social impact, so we’re thrilled to have our designed...

Out of Print restores a love of reading in America, and provides books for children in Africa, who otherwise might never learn to read. They also work with Fair Trade...

What first caught our eye about Sseko (pronounced “SAY-KO”) Designs’ signature sandals? Variety! Just one pair can be worn hundreds of different ways — how many shoes can make that...

Ecojot creates beautiful paper products, from cards to sketchbooks to baby books and more! Brother and sister co-founders Mark and Carolyn Gavin, make the perfect team complete with creativity, artistry, and...

  Founder, Caitlin Crosby | Source The Giving Keys company is the result of one woman simply living a life of love. Founder Caitlin Crosby grew up in Hollywood and...

Did you know that more people die every year from water-related disease than from HIV and malaria combined? Perhaps even more shocking: 45% of these lives could be saved if...