Comedor Konojel provides tasty traditional Guatemalan food made by the local community. This nonprofit funnels all money back into local community development programs—many meant to feed the most at-risk individuals. In addition to addressing food security, Konojel programs train women and young people in food services, and provide them with a meaningful path toward work. Eat a meal at Konojel and you're providing one for a local, too!

Connecting Hands Cafe is a training cafe that provides opportunities to young women who have come from highly vulnerable backgrounds such as human trafficking, violence & abuse.

This is a social enterprise that focuses on providing economic stability to the people in Doi Tung, a rural area in Northern Thailand's Golden Triangle. By supporting the coffee shop, boutiques, and guesthouses, you support the livelihoods of the people in the region.

Opened in 2006, Epic Cafe is a Social Enterprise of Epic Arts, an organisation working to challenge perceptions around disability through the arts in Kampot. The cafe provides employment opportunities for local people with disabilities and is a model for an inclusive working environment. It describes itself as a 'happy cafe', sharing the message of happiness and serving food and drinks in a positive environment.

Fair Warung Bale is a restaurant that supports the clinic downstairs, providing free healthcare to those in need. One meal from their restaurant pays for two free medical consultations. The Fair Warung Bale is a place to welcome and to connect people together, “break” the isolation of some and find solutions to the problems of everyday life. This is the “sociability” objective of this project.

Free Bird Cafe is charity cafe established to support the work of Thai Freedom House, a language and arts community learning center for indigenous people and refugees.

Friends the Restaurant is famous not only in Phnom Penh but across the world. Over 10 years in operation, this vibrant and colourful training restaurant has become a must-visit place on any trip to the Cambodian capital. Located near the National Museum, it is famous for its legendary frozen shakes and daiquiris and its delicious blend of Asian and Western style tapas.

Happy Heart Cafe is a restaurant in Da Nang that provides sustainable working opportunities to deaf and handicapped people. The cafe is a lovely place where you can enjoy great food, great coffee and great company. The menu is mostly Western with a good range of vegetarian options and a delicious selection of pastries and desserts. Plus all their breads and pastries are made in house!

Haven is a training restaurant for young adults who have left orphanages and safe shelters. The restaurant also serves underprivileged young adults from very rural poor areas, and are looking for a stable, steady opportunity in the workplace.

Heaven features international fusion cuisine and the restaurant invests energy in training and supporting Rwanda's tourism industry. The restaurant, though initiated and run by a foreigner employs local Rwandans the vast majority of work. Additionally, Rwandan craftspeople painstakingly produced everything in the restaurant, from the chairs and tables to the artwork on the walls. The restaurant offers wifi and local crafts so tourist passing through can sample fusion cuisine made from locally grown ingredients, buy local crafts, and take in the views of Kigali. The Heaven Restaurant & Bar is located in Kiyovu, three streets downhill from Mille Collines Hotel.