Good Works Interview: I Love Books
I Love Books is on a mission to end illiteracy. We caught up with founder Jonathan Beatty a couple of months after launch to see how much the movement has grown.
Our thoughts on branding and social impact.
What Does it Mean to be Organic?
When you think of ‘organic,’ what comes to mind is probably a list of banned chemicals and practices, or a higher price tag. But it’s more than what fits on the label. It’s a way of seeing the world, and our place in it.
Good Works Interview: Common Good
Common Good is more than an after-school program. We caught up with their executive director, Laura Gallaher, to see how their community is thriving since our Good Works partnership.
No* Code
What website would you build if you didn’t have to learn to code? No code tools make web development and maintenance more approachable. And less time troubleshooting your site means more time developing your brand.
The Hero, The Sage, and The Individual
Like people evolve, your brand voice evolves and changes depending on the circumstances. Brand archetypes are helpful framing devices, but we think an individualized voice is stronger. Here’s why.
When There Is Only a Brand
Even empty brands can change the way we feel and how we act. And when they’re part of our food system, they might just change the world.
Good Works Interview: Moolathon
Catching up with Mac Wilkinson, Founder of Moolathon, fitness fundraiser platform startup, and recently, Bullhorn Good Works partner.
B Corp Recertification Process: An Interview with Emily Minner
As a B Corp, we are required to recertify every three years. Anne Dean checked in with Emily on the process and our new score.
Smoothies, Maple Syrup, and Rattlesnake Venom
Our food is described as clean and pure. It will cleanse us and detox us. But these words speak less to its quality and more to our emotional needs, borrowing their weight from centuries of religious practice.
Low Stakes Hot Takes
Our spring interns did a virtual interview. They talked about all things Bullhorn, love language, and olives.