Most of the media often paints all businesses with a single stroke, but in our experience businesses are each unique and so many of them are focused on making the world a better place. We’ve highlighted a few such gems below.

Zac Cohen

Räkkhaus helps shape communities by ensuring architecture is more than just a collection of buildings—it’s a force that connects people, strengthens relationships, and enhances the way we experience our cities.

We believe in the democratization of architecture—bold, meaningful design should uplift everyone who experiences it, not just those who can afford to live inside it. In the past, great architecture was a privilege reserved for the elite. Today, it should be part of everyday life—woven into streets, public spaces, and entire communities in ways that inspire and engage all who encounter it. Our spaces invite interaction, foster connection, and enrich culture—whether through public gathering places, adaptive reuse, or developments driven by the people who live there. Read More>>

Stella Speridon

At Gut Instinct Media, we believe storytelling is a force for change. Our work goes beyond just reporting—we strive to educate, challenge perspectives, and amplify voices that often go unheard. Through in-depth journalism, multimedia storytelling, and investigative reporting, we tackle issues that directly impact communities, from local movements to national conversations. Read More>>

Kim

Art feeds the soul of not only the artist but also the community. Art is a reflection of an environment, a sharing of stories, places, people and histories. It is a dialogue. Art is the spiral of life.

I paint murals, very big canvasses. What do you think murals do to a community? What is the purpose of painting a mural? That’s like asking, “Why Art?”. There is no one answer. I do believe that murals can make local statements about culture, what is important to a community as well as give people pleasure in viewing the piece. Read More>>