For too long, stories about capitalism and our environmental future have focused on catastrophe.
But fear alone rarely gives people a reason to believe that change is possible. We believe there is another way.
Around the world, entrepreneurs are building businesses that create value for people, protect and restore the planet, and make profit. Good Money tells their stories, making a stakeholder model of capitalism tangible, human, and accessible.
Our work began with an award winning pilot episode of the series that followed Kenyan entrepreneur Nzambi Matee as she transformed plastic waste into sustainable building materials. Today, that vision has grown into a global storytelling platform,
The Earthbound Foundation extends that mission beyond the screen through education and direct investment in the communities, changemakers, and ecosystems at the heart of these stories.
Earthbound Foundation operates as the impact arm of the documentary series.
We focus on the intersection of entrepreneurship, innovation, and environmental sustainability, supporting people who are building solutions that create value for their communities and the planet. Through storytelling, education, strategic partnerships, and direct funding, we turn the ideas explored in Good Money into impact.
Our work began in Nairobi, Kenya, alongside Nzambi Matee and the community featured in the first episode. Since then, we have expanded our support to Nairobi, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Beirut, with the ambition to grow our impact alongside Good Money as the series travels the world.
We are proud to be fiscally sponsored by The Creative Visions Foundation, a 501(c)(3), which helps further our mission and expand our reach.