● GGA 2021 - who's made the shortlist? ● GGA joins forces with Ethical Angel & CAF for additional award ● A GOOD festival ● More trees please!
● Co-op aims for carbon neutral world-first ●

The 2021 edition of the Global Good Awards (GGA), sponsored by CH&CO, has proved to be its biggest and most successful ever, with entries up a staggering 40%... and the shortlist is out! READ MORE >>

The Global Good Awards (GGA) is excited to announce that this year’s ceremony will include the very first Ethical Angel and Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Community Investment Award, a new category recognising the important role corporate giving has in creating greater social value.

Simply enter your Corporate Giving data into an online form for free and the platform will benchmark an organisation’s community investment – which will be used to decide the winner. ENTER NOW UNTIL 31.07 >>

Environmental author, campaigner and a GGA judge since 2015,  Dr Paula Owen has dipped her toe into the world of historical fiction for the first time with her debut novel, out on 15 September 2021.

Inspired by a series of incredible, true events that occurred across London in the early 1900s, Paula has breathed new life into a scandal that shook Edwardian society and sparked a revolution in the treatment of animals. Little Brown Dog is a tale simultaneously heart-breaking and heart-warming, and although more than a century has passed since, it remains a strikingly modern parable of female bravery in speaking truth to power in a male-dominated world. 

Be the first to read it: PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY HERE (Available from other online book sellers too!)

Three days to shake the world: learn, discuss, debate and act to drive change. Not by 2050, not in a decade – now.

Join the Good Business Festival for a live, multi-day, multi-venue, colourful, imaginative and disruptive not-for-profit festival on 7th-9th July. 
SEE WHO'S ON THE LINE-UP

Thousands of trees will be planted near schools and healthcare centres and in areas with fewer trees and higher social deprivation, as the Urban Tree Challenge Fund has re-opened for applications, Defra and the Forestry Commission has announced. ​READ MORE >>

The Co-op has announced that it will be the first supermarket to sell fully carbon neutral own brand food and drink by 2025. The world-first move by the major supermarket chain is a radical part of an ambitious 10-point climate plan to achieve net zero carbon emission by 2040 – 10 years ahead of the government’s own ambition. READ MORE >>