‘B Corps are family’ – Dominic Toretto, probably. But seriously the B Corp community is super strong, so when a few of us realised we could run a competition that helps you get out into nature, low-impact styles, it was a no brainer.

 

We’ve harped on about being a B Corp a bit, and rightly-so because getting recertified was bloody hard work. But sometimes in this big wide capitalist world it can feel a bit isolating when your company is actually trying to do the right thing.

That’s why B Corps stick together, or even team up to run rad competitions. You can enter the comp immediately below, but then keep on scrollin’ to learn a bit more about what you could win and what the companies behind them are up to.

Read more: We’re Officially a B Corp! What’s That Mean?

 

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What can I win?

 

b corp month adventure comp

 

Major prize includes:

  • Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Del Dia – $379.99
  • Cotopaxi 1.5L Kapai Hip pack Del Dia – $64.99
  • Cotopaxi Nido Accessory bag Del Dia – $79.99
  • Rumpl Sherpa Puffy 2-Person Outdoor Blanket – Forest Rays – $369.95
  • Case of Stone and Wood Pacific Ale bottles – $85.00
  • Case of Stone and Wood Green Coast Lager bottles – $65.99
  • 2-day electric car rental with evee with a maximum value of $400

Total prize value is up to $1446 RRP

 

4x Minor prizes include:

  • Cotopaxi Bataan 3L Hip Pack Del Dia – $69.99
  • Cotopaxi 5-Panel Hat – $59.99 (colour way TBC)
  • Rumpl Nanoloft Puffy Blanket – $249.95

Each worth $380 RRP

 

Who are these B Corps?

 

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Cotopaxi is a sustainable outdoor apparel brand with a mission. They make durable gear, are certified carbon-neutral, use recycled and repurposed materials extensively in their products, actively fight for ethical treatment of workers, and are tackling poverty in Latin America by donating 1% of their revenue.

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evee is Australia’s largest all-electric car sharing platform, accelerating the country towards net-zero transport one trip at a time. With over 200 electric vehicles available to rent across capital cities, it’s the perfect choice for a sustainable traveller.

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Rumpl has redefined blankets and it’s going about it with the future in mind. The company uses recycled materials, and minimises its carbon footprint in transportation. They offset the company’s carbon footprint AND donate 1% of sales to environmental causes, as well as working to fight homelessness, appropriation of Native American culture, and much more.

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Stone & Wood are a well-loved Aussie brewer focused on improving the sustainability of its operations as they relate to waste, energy, and water. They’re focused on partnering with suppliers, encouraging regenerative agriculture, and stoking their local community. Stone & Wood now divert 96.2% of their waste from landfill, run their breweries using 517 solar panels, and reuse waste water.

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Wild Earth sell a huge range of outdoor gear and protecting the outdoors is at its core. Recent moves include implementing recycling on site, using environmentally friendly packaging, and installing solar on the roof of its retail store and head office, as well as offsetting the carbon of every purchase through various conservation projects in Australia, PNG and Borneo. Stocking and amplifying brands that do good is also a huge way that Wild Earth creates impact.

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It’s us! WAE is a publication so it’s a little bit less obvious how we reduce our impact. The entire team works remotely and we have no formal office, which significantly reduces our emissions, but our biggest impact comes from harnessing our community. 

We’ve raised over $100k to buyback land in the Daintree and return it to Traditional Owners, plant out a plot of natives in the Snowy Mountains, and replant an underwater crayweed forest off the coast of Sydney. We provided heaps of environmental education during last federal election and we’re currently filming a YouTube series called Act Local that’s all about people who are creating grassroots environmental change in their communities.

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