BLVR® Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. BLVR® has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

What do our labels mean?

BLVR® is a San Diego-based brand strategy and creative agency that has positioned itself around belief-led work and business as a force for good. It became a Certified B Corporation in 2020 and has said it gives a percentage of its profits and pro bono services to organizations supporting disadvantaged children and families. The company has also described a commitment to revisiting its practices, policies, and procedures to improve environmental impact, diversity and inclusion, governance, and employee engagement. In 2024, BLVR said it focused its work exclusively on the Church, helping churches align belief and behavior to build trust and lasting impact.

About BLVR®

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
United States

BLVR® Sustainability Actions

Certified B Corporation

A Certified B Corporation since 2020, the agency also gives a percentage of its profit and pro bono services to organizations providing disadvantaged children and families around the globe with opportunities to thrive.

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Annual nonprofit partners

Over the years, we've committed to choosing a different nonprofit partner each year and giving a percentage of our profits and pro bono services to help advance their mission. In 2020 we partnered with an organization called Love Does to help fund scholarships for children in Uganda. In 2021, we worked with Love Light + Melody to help build a school in Nicaragua. In 2022, we partnered with PUSH For Empowered Pregnancy to help raise awareness around preventable stillbirths in the U.S.

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Improving business practices

Now that we've been a B Corp for almost three years, we're learning that we still have a long way to go and are discovering more ways to improve the world beyond philanthropy. While we will continue to engage in philanthropic work, we're looking to become more holistic in how we view what it means to be a ‘Benefit Corporation’ throughout our entire business. This means continually revisiting our practices, policies, and procedures and being more deliberate about improving environmental impact, diversity and inclusion, governance, and employee engagement, to name a few.

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San Diego B Local community

Soon after BLVR received its B Corp certification, I went to the B Local website to see if San Diego had a B Local community we could join. To my surprise, there wasn’t a B Local community established yet. I knew it was a great opportunity to bring together like-minded businesses and become advocates to drive more attention to the B Corp movement.