Maison De Tet is located on the West Lake, near the intercontinental hotel with a gorgeous view of the lake form their balcony. The cafe is all about locally sourced organic ingredients and they get most of them from their own farm (The Fragrant Path) that is just outside of Hanoi. They are passionate about promoting local farmers and local artisans and creating healthy and delicious food.

Le Tonlé Guesthouse and Restaurant are just a stone's throw from the mighty Mekong river in Kratie Town and prides itself on having a family feel. It is a social enterprise affiliated with Le Tonlé TTC (Tourism Training Centre); a not-for-profit organisation providing vocational training to disadvantaged youth from Cambodia’s north-eastern provinces. Visiting the guesthouse or restaurant provides the opportunity to support human resource development in Cambodia.

Le Tonlé Guesthouse, situated on the banks of the Sekong river in Stung Treng is a social enterprise affiliated with Le Tonlé TTC (Tourism Training Centre); a not-for-profit organisation providing vocational training to disadvantaged youth from Cambodia’s north-eastern provinces. Le Tonlé prides itself on having a family feel, with highly trained staff and beautiful rooms. The restaurant on-site also serves a range authentic Khmer dishes freshly prepared by the graduate trainees.

Leela’s Eco Café is situated in the hills of Kathmandu. They serve authentic and affordable Nepali cuisine made using fresh food harvested ingredients from their very own bio-dynamic and eco-friendly gardens. Products and handicrafts from their handicraft workshop, the close by leprosy community and some of their partner NGOs are displayed and available for purchase. The proceeds of these sales will go towards helping the sustainable development of these regions through The Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco Foundation (KRMEF). The Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco-Foundation (KRMEF) is an NGO established in 2008 in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. Their aim is to create a healthy, sustainable environment that embodies eco-friendly practices for the well-being of local communities.

The Lifestart Foundation is a grassroots, not-for-profit charity that helps disadvantaged Vietnamese people and their families to become self-sufficient. Founded in 2000 by Australian Karen Leonard and supported by a team of dedicated volunteers, the Foundation applies a holistic approach to helping those in need through proven working programs and initiatives designed to effect a generational change.

The Lila Thai Massage Shop was established by the former Director of The Chiang Mai Women's Prison to support the released inmates to earn a legal living. Mrs. Naowarat, the director, strongly believes that the participation of the community can contribute to the successful reintegration of the prisoners, who are not readily accepted back into Thai society.

Linkage is a training restaurant and art gallery founded by a group of volunteers. Its main objective is to build the capacity of children and youth living in poverty by providing vocational training in the culinary field and better access to education. This is a very small restaurant offering travelers delicious Burmese and Chinese fusion dishes.

LocalAlike is an online marketplace where you can find curated travel experiences in local communities across Southeast Asia. The organization strives to create opportunities for locals, communities, and businesses to better their livelihoods through tourism.

Located in the Loita Hills of Kenya, this Maasai camp is the perfect compliment to any trip to the Maasai Mara National Reserve, or as a standalone experience. Salaton, the village's chief, invites travelers to experience the culture and spirit of the Maasai.

A social enterprise for NGO Bahay Tuluyan, this guesthouse and cafe are staffed by vulnerable youth from the streets of Manila. Bahay Tuluyan offer a variety of programs and services aimed at preventing and responding to abuse and exploitation of children in the Philippines. By visiting the guesthouse and cafe you are helping to provide opportunity to individuals in the community and lead youth out of the cycle of poverty.