Giving Back

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Good business supports the greater good. That's why Work with Ease has pollinated its business activities with philanthropic endeavors, a concept called social entrepreneurship. It involves a strong commitment to building a better society, as well as building a profitable business. It's a core tenet of our vision.

With careful thought and intent, we've constructed a viable, mission-oriented business model that couples not-for-profit and for-profit elements. We hope other businesses will follow suit and we're eager to share how it can be done. Currently, businesses around the globe are in this very conversation. Join us.

Programs We Currently Support

Below you'll find information about the programs we are currently involved in as volunteers, sponsors, donors or consultants.

Freedom from Hunger

Freedom from Hunger brings innovative and sustainable self-help solutions to the fight against chronic hunger and poverty. Together with local partners, we equip families with resources they need to build futures of health, hope and dignity.

Seva Foundation

In the vision that inspires Seva's work in the world, health is not simply the elimination of disease; it is a condition of wholeness and freedom of being. At the heart of Seva's vision is a growing perception that western technology and skills must be used in ways that are sustainable and that can be shared with those who do not have access to capital and resources. We call this compassionate capitalism.

Spirit Rock Meditation Center

Spirit Rock Meditation Center is dedicated to the practice of mindful awareness, called Insight or Vipassana Meditation, is at the heart of all the activities at Spirit Rock. The Center hosts a full program of ongoing classes, daylong, and residential retreats in Marin County.

Young Women Social Entrepreneurs (YWSE)

YWSE provides an environment in which young women social entrepreneurs’ visions and goals are affirmed, supported, promoted, and propelled. Young women social entrepreneurs have vision and ambition, but are challenged by lack of support from mentors and peers, lack of access to resources, and lack of training in the skills necessary to manage high impact projects and organizations.