Each KUTOA Health Bar Also Buys a Nutrient Pack for a Child in Need
Bianca — January 24, 2012 — Social Good
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We buy health bars to nourish our own bodies, but what if we could also nourish a child in need every time we were enjoying a nutritious snack? That's the idea behind KUTOA health bars, handmade energy bars that operate on a buy one, give one model.
Launched in 2011 and based in San Francisco, KUTOA health bars are 100% natural and a delicious source of energy. Staying true to their name -- KUTOA means "to give" in Swahili -- the founders have integrated giving in the heart of their mission, giving a health pack to a child in need with each purpose.
"It is a company that empowers people," the site says. "When you purchase a KUTOA Health Bar, you are not only making a health conscious decision in your own life, you are also giving health to hungry child. The health you give this child will empower them to live a healthy life, go to school, and become a contributing member of their community."
They are partnered with the World Food Program, a US-based nonprofit aiming to end global hunger. The nutrition packs they supply are rich in micronutrients, vitamins and minerals necessary for a healthy body and mind for children from six months old to four years old.
Contact Information
KUTOA health bars website
KUTOA health bars on Twitter
KUTOA health bars on Facebook
Launched in 2011 and based in San Francisco, KUTOA health bars are 100% natural and a delicious source of energy. Staying true to their name -- KUTOA means "to give" in Swahili -- the founders have integrated giving in the heart of their mission, giving a health pack to a child in need with each purpose.
"It is a company that empowers people," the site says. "When you purchase a KUTOA Health Bar, you are not only making a health conscious decision in your own life, you are also giving health to hungry child. The health you give this child will empower them to live a healthy life, go to school, and become a contributing member of their community."
They are partnered with the World Food Program, a US-based nonprofit aiming to end global hunger. The nutrition packs they supply are rich in micronutrients, vitamins and minerals necessary for a healthy body and mind for children from six months old to four years old.
Contact Information
KUTOA health bars website
KUTOA health bars on Twitter
KUTOA health bars on Facebook
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1. Buy One, Give One Model - Creating a business model that incorporates giving back to those in need with each purchase of a product or service.
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3. Partnerships with Nonprofits - Collaborating with nonprofit organizations to support a cause and make a positive impact in the world.
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