of women’s income is invested back into their families.
of venture capital goes to female entrepreneurs.
countries have laws preventing women from fully participating in the economy.
global growth will be unlocked if women gain full economic participation.
is what women in the paid workforce earn less than men on average.
We make donations and impact investments that expand women’s access to work, income and ownership. This creates lasting economic opportunities for women, families and communities.
We work with partners to create access, unlock potential and turn ideas into income – because talent is everywhere, but opportunities are not.
BESTSELLER Foundation is backing THIS IS US to regenerate Northern Nigeria’s natural indigo ecosystem and create economic opportunities through craft.
Since early 2025, BESTSELLER Foundation has partnered with Phulki to back female textile workers and their children through a Women’s Café in Bangladesh. Now, the partnership is expanding.
BESTSELLER Foundation has entered into a partnership with BRAC to support women artisans and small businesses in Bangladesh’s growing handicraft sector.
The platform builds the infrastructure needed for inclusive commerce, enabling underserved producers – most of whom are women – to become retail-ready and scale their businesses.
We are ready for our next chapter – here's the principles that will guide our investments and partnerships going forward.
Across Bangladesh, women are creating products, building businesses, and generating income through craft and creativity. Yet too little is understood about the challenges they face and what it takes for more of these businesses to grow. The first large-scale study is launched to change that.
Strengthening health, well-being, and workforce participation through improved access to nutritious food for women and families.
BESTSELLER Foundation is pleased to welcome Saadia Madsbjerg to our Board of Directors.