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Cause and Commerce: the Power to Do Good with Alice Brown

How can “doing good” and “doing well” intersect to create a business and make a difference in the world? In 2014, Wake Forest University graduate Alice Brown '03 decided to find out. She left her law career to found GoodSteps, a for-profit flip flop business whose core mission is to direct substantial, sustainable funding to organizations currently engaged in the fight to eradicate hunger. Today, I’m sitting down with Alice to learn more about her business and her life.

Fighting Hunger with Flip-Flops

In this article, Wake Forest Magazine chats with Alice Brown, a social entrepreneur who is fighting hunger with flip flops.

In this segment, the Atlanta Business Chronicle BIZ show, in partnership with 11Alive and goBeyondProfit, spotlights GoodSteps, a local company that believes in the power of a well-intentioned, purposeful purpose: that people can positively impact their communities in their everyday lives by making decisions on purpose — including how and where to shop.

Inspiring Conversations with Alice Brown of GoodSteps

In this interview with local small business owner Alice Brown, VoyageAtl learns more about her path to creating GoodSteps, a social enterprise focused on doing good in the world and empowering people – their customers – to do good.

Stepping Out with Purpose: How GoodSteps Uses Flip Flops to Fight Hunger

In this episode of Logistics with Purpose, powered by Vector Global Logistics on Supply Chain Now, hosts Enrique Alvarez and Kristi Porter welcome Alice Brown with GoodSteps to the podcast to discuss their mission of fighting hunger one pair of flip flops at a time.