Books at One is a collective of locally managed community bookshops. They are a social enterprise that invests profits in fostering love of reading for learning, pleasure, and social connection. Books at One’s bookshops are social and creative hubs offering a welcoming space where people of all ages come together through a shared love of reading. You can find the bookshops in the following locations:

Letterfrack, Co Galway

Louisburgh, Co Mayo

One Inversion Social is a bridge between social investors, philanthropists, and agents of change who are carrying out high-impact projects in Colombia. One Social Investment promotes social investment that drives positive change, generates financial returns, and contributes significantly to sustainable development, overcoming inequalities.

Sanctuary Runners is a solidarity-through-sport movement, started in Cork in 2018, which uses running, jogging, walking, and more recently open-sea swimming, to bring all in the community together including migrants – and especially asylum seekers and refugees.

Focussing on the themes of solidarity, friendship and respect Sanctuary Runners focusses on doing things ‘with’ rather than ‘for’ those who are new to Ireland. Theur groups, now 30 across Ireland, bring together runners, joggers and walkers no matter the nationality, legal status, gender, religion, culture or sexual orientation.

FoodCloud is an Irish-based social enterprise non-profit founded in 2013 to tackle the twin issues of food waste and food insecurity through their two solutions: A technology platform which works with food industry partners in Ireland and in 4 markets internationally, to redistribute surplus food from the retail sector to a network of charity and community groups and their hubs solution which are foodbanking hubs in Dublin, Cork and Galway that serve a network now stretching across the entire country with larger volumes of surplus food.

The Great Care Co-Op (GCC) is Ireland's first worker cooperative in home care. It was founded by migrant women working in the care sector. They are a social enterprise with a big vision to radically change home care in Ireland for all of our futures. They provide great care and great jobs using a human rights and equality framework.

Gorm is an award-winning social enterprise on a mission to unify across differences and advance belonging for marginalised communities. GORM's vision is to spark a movement of unity and shared understanding through innovative digital media, intercultural training and events that demonstrate that difference does not mean division.

The Irish Refugee Council is a registered charity that provides services and support for refugees and people seeking protection. They advocate for humane and dignified protection procedures and responses to people fleeing persecution and war. Their vision for the future is a world where all refugees and people seeking international protection can access and fulfil their rights and live with dignity and opportunity.

Home: The Story of Zak Moradi tells the story of a refugee born in a camp in war torn Iraq on the day the Gulf War began. Zak and his family share their experiences from fleeing their home to building a new life in Ireland, where Zak finds a community and his passion through the Irish Gaelic sport of hurling. After 20 years since leaving Iraq, he returns to reconnect with his past on an emotional journey. It is a poignant and inspiring story of resilience and hope, that explores the importance, meaning and feeling of a home.

Nasc, the Irish word for ‘link’, empowers migrants to realise and fulfil their rights. Nasc works with migrants and refugees to advocate and lead for change within Ireland’s immigration and protection systems, to ensure fairness, access to justice and the protection of human rights. They support over 1,300 individuals annually, across all their programmes.

Grow It Yourself Ireland (better known as GIY) is a non-profit social enterprise based in Ireland whose mission: "...is to educate and enable a global movement of food growers whose collective actions will help to rebuild a sustainable food system." GIY engages in various activities, these include running campaigns, such as the 'Get Ireland Growing' campaign, which aims "to sow the seed of community food growing." GIY also runs various programmes, involving working with schools and attempting to reduce food waste. GIY also engages in philanthropy and also works with business' and corporations, via the GROW Circle Corporate Engagement Programme.