David Simnick has created a soap brand that has a social mission with the goal to give every customer the opportunity to care for those in need. With each purchase a customer makes at the personal care company, a bar of soap is donated to someone in need. Over 20 million bars of soap have been donated as a result of this mission-minded company. A really innovative part of this product is their “hope code” which they put on the back of all of their products. Each product has a code on it that can be entered into their website to see what project the customer is helping by purchasing one of their products.
SoapBox is making it easy to help those in need by simply making a purchase. Through their hope code, they provide new motivation to not only help others but buy their product. Soap Box has created a great way to be a profitable mission!
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