Films

Company: B Lab U.S. & Canada x Bond Studio
Title: Restoration in Action

Short Synopsis (adapted from this): Restoration in Action explores how restoration can serve as a pathway toward BIPOC liberation. Grounded in B Lab U.S. & Canada’s Racial Equity team’s four-tiered strategy – storytelling and narrative, learning journeys, the redistribution of power, and moving beyond DEI commitments – the film brings this vision to life through the work of four B Corps and partner organizations: Tech Afrique, B More with Anu, Thurgood Marshall College Fund, and Fairware.
As a continuation of the 2022 documentary that introduced this vision, the film captures the Racial Equity team’s work in motion, highlighting tangible progress, lived experiences, and the ongoing journey toward a more regenerative and equitable future.

Social Media: Follow Bond Studio on Instagram @bondstudio

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Company: Davines
Film Title: FOR A GOOD LIFE

Synopsis: Davines created an animated video campaign that tells a story of the existence of good forces, or spirits, that care for people’s lives through constant regenerative actions. These spirits are creative expressions of three brand values that are interwoven into everything it does: Growing Through Culture, Taking Responsibility and Poetry of Daily Things. Through the videos, the brand offers viewers a poetic invitation to slow down, if only for a moment, and experience life with your mind wide open.

Social: @DavinesNorthAmerica

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Company: Hemmings House
Film Title: Back to Camp 41

Synopsis: This is the story of world-renowned scientist and Godfather of Biodiversity, Dr. Thomas Lovejoy. This short film tells of the family’s expedition back to Camp 41, the site of the longest-running research camp in the Amazon Rainforest, to spread Tom’s ashes for his final wish.

Produced in partnership between two B Corps, Hemmings House & Council Fire.

Social: Hemmings House

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Company: Green Heffa Farms
Film Title: Farmer Cee

Synopsis: Filmed at the earliest stages of building Green Heffa Farms, this project follows Clarenda “Farmer Cee” Stanley as she lays the foundation for a regenerative, wellness-centered farm and tea brand. The film documents her approach to organic agriculture, land stewardship, and values-led entrepreneurship while navigating the realities of building a mission-driven business. As the farm evolves into the first Black-owned Certified B Corp farm in the U.S., the story highlights the intersection of food, wellness, and equity. Through Farmer Cee’s journey, the project offers an intimate look at what it takes to build a sustainable enterprise rooted in care for people, land, and community.

Socials: Green Heffa Farm

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Company: Set Sail
Film Title: 7,000 Miles of Good: Chasing a World Record on Electric Bikes — and Finding Community Along the Way

Synopsis: In a world that often feels divided, Danielle and Kyle set out from Key West on a 7,000-mile e-bike journey to break a new world record—powered by grit, teamwork, and a lighter-impact way to move across the continent. Between early mornings, camp set-ups, battery logistics, and meticulous record verification, the ride shows what it really takes to do something hard with integrity. The toughest days—dangerous roads, rain, and moments of wanting to quit—become the proof that resilience is built, not wished for. And at every stop, everyday people show up with kindness, reminding us that climate progress and human progress are inseparable—exactly the kind of story B Corp communities rally behind.

Social: Set Sail

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Company: Welcome to the Jungle (WTTJ)
Film Title: Responsible

Synopsis: For over 15 years, Andy Fyfe has fought to ensure companies address social and
environmental crises. Despite a profit-driven capitalist system, some entrepreneurs, like
Patagonia’s Yvon Chouinard believes their responsibilities extend beyond shareholder
profit. This film features entrepreneurs, activists, and experts united by a vision where
companies serve the common good rather than enrich a few. Regardless of their
backgrounds or industries, they impose new standards.

Social: WTTJ | LinkedIn

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Company: Pivot Energy
Film Title: Pivot Energy Land Stewardship

Synopsis: We do this together. Because we are in this together.
Pivot Energy’s purpose-driven approach to solar development benefits local communities, farmers, and our national grid stability. Pivot Energy is at the forefront of accelerating the equitable shift to clean energy in communities throughout the nation. In this video, we focus on our partnership with a local farmer/grazing partner, Tom Brown, and his family in rural Colorado. It showcases the collaborative approach we have to our O&M partners, prioritizing not just the land but the people we impact. Pivot has over 90 solar sites using agrivoltaic practices, which has grown 300% since 2023, when Pivot first implemented agrivoltaics. Pivot has continued fast-tracking its commitment to build agrivoltaic solar projects, and is a leader in this category. Learn more about the impact solar has on American families, like Tom’s.

Social: Pivot Energy

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Company: Think Parallax: featuring Dr. Bronner’s, Jimbo’s, and Goodwill Industries of San Diego.
Film Title: The Threads Between US

Synopsis: In this first chapter of The Threads Between Us, we explore how three iconic San Diego brands are reimagining what it means to do good business. From Dr. Bronner’s commitment to ethical sourcing and regenerative agriculture, to Jimbo’s dedication to nourishing communities through honest food, to Goodwill San Diego’s mission of creating opportunity through employment, each brand reveals a different way purpose can drive lasting change. Their stories are distinct, but their impact is shared: proof that when business and humanity intertwine, we create something far stronger than profit — we create connection.

Produced by @thinkparallax, Directed by Carlisi Creative, and Pure Cinema Productions

Social: Think Parallax

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Company: Lawson’s Finest
Film Title: Raising a Glass to Women’s Leadership

Synopsis: On International Women’s Day in 2025, Lawson’s Finest Liquids hosted an unforgettable event to celebrate the enduring and inspirational impact of female leaders in business, philanthropy, and community life. The event was led by Lawson’s Finest’s CEO Adeline Druart and featured a keynote from Emily Bush, Director of the Vermont Women’s Fund as well as a compelling panel discussion with four of Vermont’s most inspiring women business leaders: Karen Colberg (King Arthur Baking), Sas Stewart (Adventure Dinner), Libby Parent (Vermont’s Original Bag Balm), and Sascha Mayer (Mamava). The event also served as the launch of Powerhouse Pale Ale, Lawson’s Finest collaboration brew by our Women & Non-Binary Association (employee resource group), which benefits Vermont Women’s Fund.

Social: Lawsons Finest

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Company: Love Bottle
Film Title: Love Bottle and Beyond

Synopsis: Funnelbox featured Love Bottle and its founder, Minna Yoo, in this beautiful video and animation. It showcases the mission and vision for Love Bottle and beyond. An explanation into Mindful Hydration and a simple water ritual is shared. Only two and a half minutes, but you leave with a deeper understanding of water and how we can deepen our relationship with it.

Social: Love Bottle USA

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Company: Radio Flyer
Film Title: Max & Maple: The Can-Do Kids – “Taking Care of Norm the Plant”

Synopsis: Max and Maple: The Can-Do Kids, from Radio Flyer and Radio Flyer Studios, is a show for four to seven-year-olds about the freedom of exploration, the excitement you get when you’ve pushed yourself to do something you didn’t think you could do, and how much fun it is to do it all with the ones you love. It’s loaded with the joy of childhood play and a healthy dose of music and comedy.

In this episode, Max and Maple are tasked with watching their bestie, Thelma’s plant, and disregard her “boring” instructions and take it on a wild adventure. As they recognize the mess they made of Thelma’s plant, she shows up! Max and Maple have to learn that being a good friend means being an honest one that owns up to their mistakes.

Social: Radio Flyer

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Company: B Lab U.S. & Canada x WaHoo Films
Film Title: Rooted in Resilience

Synopsis: Long before ‘business as a force for good” became a movement, Indigenous women were already leading it.

Rooted in Resilience is a powerful short documentary that honors four Indigenous women entrepreneurs whose work reflects generations of wisdom, care, and connection — the very principles that have shaped what we now know as the B Corp movement.

Through their stories, we witness how doing business with heart and intention can restore balance to both people and planet.

Social: B Lab USCA x WaHoo Films

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Company: B Lab U.S. & Canada
Film Title: Listen & Level Up: The Importance of Representation

Synopsis: In the final installment of this year’s Listen & Level Up series, ‘The Importance of Representation: Break the Mold’, we sit down with Melissa Sue John of Lauren Simone Publishing House, Farmer Cee of Green Heffa Farms, Asha Wheeldon of KULA Foods, Aurora Archer of The Opt-In, and Carolina Arias of Descalza. Together, these trailblazing women discuss breaking barriers and redefining narratives around women of color in entrepreneurship.

Social: B Lab USCA

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Company: Enviro-Stewards
Film Title: Ngongakinda (Resiliency)

Synopsis: Ngongakinda (Resiliency) tells the story of South Sudanese refugees who are providing safe water to the Ugandan communities hosting the refugees. When the civil war broke out in South Sudan, the Safe Water Social Ventures managers lost all of their tools and possessions when they fled when they ran to Bidi Bidi (the world’s largest refugee camp at that time). However, as they retained their resiliency & training, they started water purifier manufacturing facilities that are providing safe water to rural poor families in Uganda.

Social: Enviro Stewards

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Company: Enviro-Stewards
Film Title: Amayengo (Ripples)

Synopsis: Amayengo (Ripples) tells the story of the self-propagation of safe water social ventures. We provided train-the-trainer training in 2007, and those students have went on to help start 4 water purifier manufacturing plants in South Sudan (before the civil war there) as well as 3 manufacturing plants in Uganda. This film tells the story of the start of the newest project (in Jinga, Uganda) as well as involvement of a fellow B Corp (Grosche) who was personally visiting some of the families helped through their partnership.

Social: Enviro Stewards

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Company: Enviro-Stewards
Film Title: Rudisha (Give Back)

Synopsis: Rural poor residents are 8 times less likely to have access to safe water. As they also lack electricity, piped water and financial means (most earn <$3/day), they are also the least frequently helped by basic service delivery programs. Rudisha (Give Back) shows how a number of B Corporations and other businesses are replenishing the water that they use (Cup for Cup) by ensuring that an equivalent amount of safe water is purified where it is urgently needed. Social: Enviro Stewards

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Company: Aid Kit
Film Title: Connections that Deliver

Synopsis: Across the country, government agencies and nonprofits are delivering cash assistance and direct aid to families navigating crisis, caregiving, and economic hardship. This film follows the people behind that work, from Los Angeles to Flint, Boulder to Washington State, and shows what becomes possible when trust, speed, and dignity are built into the infrastructure itself. We spotlight how our more than 240 partners drive progress every day, even when it’s quiet.

Social: Aid Kit

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Company: B Local San Diego
Film Title: Melómano

Synopsis: Melómano is one of just two B-Corp certified dance companies in the world. It is owned and operated by Patrick and Diana (formerly of Patagonia). They teach Salsa and Bachata, leaning on their latin roots, and work tirelessly to highlight the latin community in San Diego and inspire people to lift their spirits through dance.

Melómano was a participant of B Lab’s inaugural Bridges Program in 2025 and received certification support through the community at B Local San Diego.

Social: B Local San Diego

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Company: Hemmings House
Film Title: Biognosis

Synopsis: Biognosis embarks on a journey for the preservation, revival and empowerment of the wisdom of life that only the biodiverse Amazon holds. Filmed to support the Herbarium Amazonense of the National University of the Peruvian Amazon to open a dialogue with the native wisdom keepers, young and old, academics and traditional practitioners.

Social: Hemmings House

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Company: Androscoggin Bank
Film Title: “The Roots of a Neighborhood” from Androscoggin Bank and BBC StoryWorks

Synopsis: Androscoggin Bank partnered with BBC StoryWorks to produce a short documentary highlighting our Islamic mortgage alternative, as part of their “Common Good” series, showcasing worldwide B Corps. The strategy was to raise awareness of faith-aligned finance options and to model inclusive banking on a global stage. As a Bank that was founded to serve Lewiston, Maine immigrants working in mills in the 1800s, we were able to show circularity in how our Bank continues to serve all of our neighbors.

Social: Androscoggin Bank

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Company: Bridgetown Natural Foods
Film Title: “A Universal Language” from Bridgetown Natural Foods and BBC StoryWorks

Synopsis: Bridgetown Natural Foods is a food manufacturing company that uses the power of food to transcend differences and foster belonging. They welcome diversity with open arms and offer programs that support employees beyond the workplace.

Social: N/A

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Company: Yerba Madre
Film Title: “The Farm that Supports a Forest” by Yerba Madre and BBC StoryWorks

Synopsis: José’s family farm has been producing yerba mate for generations, but his son warned him of the dangers of pushing back the native forest to grow only one crop. Now they’re working towards a more sustainable harvest, supported by Yerba Madre’s expertise in business, increasing biodiversity on the farm and reducing use of herbicides.

Social: Yerba Madre

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Company: Akalaka
Film Title: Alexia and Alton: Care Partners

Synopsis: This film describes the unique journey of care between care partners and siblings Alexia and Alton.

Social: Akalaka

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Company: Dalcini Stainless
Film Title: The Dalcini Story

Synopsis: Food packaging has quietly become one of the biggest sources of microplastics and toxic chemicals entering our bodies. It’s also a leading contributor to landfill waste. Dalcini Stainless, an innovative design-driven company, offers a better way to store food— non-leaching, versatile, durable – improving human and environmental health, one food storage container at a time. Safe. Simple. Sustainable.

Social: Dalcini Stainless

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Company: Hemmings House
Film Title: The Berg

Synopsis: The Berg will explore that question by taking viewers on a the life’s journey of one particular iceberg, from its stunning birthplace at the Eqi Glacier in southwestern Greenland, to its eventful life on Canada’s east coast. A team of cinematographers, outfitted with drones, an ROV and split rig technology capture the enigmatic beauty of this year’s icebergs – from land, from the air and from below the water. This episode delves even further, exploring the hidden aspects of icebergs: the chemistry, physics and biology that make them valuable to life in the ocean.

Social: Hemmings House

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Company: Ecodeo
Film Title: B Lab’s Founding Story

Synopsis: For twenty years, B Lab built for a world that hadn’t yet arrived. It has arrived.

2024 was the first year to exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Under existing policies, warming is on track for 2.8 degrees. According to the 2026 Edelman Trust Barometer, seven in ten people are unwilling to trust anyone who doesn’t share their values, and the trust gap between high- and low-income respondents has widened from six points to fifteen. The gap between what our governments promise and deliver has never been wider.

Twenty years ago, the question was whether business could be measured differently. The answer is now an ecosystem. Over 10,000 certified companies across 100 countries. Benefit corporation legislation in dozens of jurisdictions. When the Business Roundtable rewrote its statement of purpose in 2019, B Corps had been living it for over a decade. The EU is now mandating sustainability reporting and supply chain due diligence across tens of thousands of companies. The regulatory floor is rising toward what B Corps have done voluntarily for nearly two decades.

Where we’re headed
Twenty years proved it is possible. The standards proved it is rigorous. The moment proved it is necessary. What remains is growing our impact to meet the scale of the challenge before us. Not the kind B Lab can deliver alone, but the kind that comes when this stops being a choice a few companies make and becomes the expectation every company faces.

Social: Ecodeo

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Company: 87th Street Creative
Film Title: Womankind

Synopsis: For their annual gala, 87th Street Creative crafted an animated explainer video that brings Womankind’s 40-year journey to life. Through custom-designed characters and illustrations, a moving original score, and two powerful voiceover performances, the piece traces Womankind’s roots and evolution as a trusted community leader. The film highlights their unwavering commitment to supporting survivors of domestic violence, especially within Asian communities, and honors the resilience, courage, and hope at the heart of their mission.

Socials: 87th Street Creative