Wishlist: Thoughtful ways to play

Could there be anything more satisfying than changing the world and having fun while doing it? Creatively designed and compassionately made, here are a few things to help you do just that.

 

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CASUSGRILL
A biodegradable cardboard, lava and bamboo charcoal grill from Denmark, for when there’s no alternative but to go disposable.

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THUG KITCHEN
Download a free copy of this vegan campfire cookbook featuring “a shitload of pretty photos” when you purchase Thug Kitchen 101.

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GRAYL
The reusable bottle that purifies and filters water from any lake, stream or sketchy tap to produce safe, clean drinking water.

… And Leisure

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FINISTERRE ECONYL
High performance swimwear and surf gear made of discarded nylon fishing nets converted into high-performance fabric.

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VÉLOSOPHY BIKE
For every bike bought, a locally-assembled one is donated to a schoolgirl in Ghana to give women better access to education.

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GIRLFRIEND COLLECTIVE
For all your athleisure needs, leggings made of recycled plastic bottles and manufactured under safe and fair conditions.

Fun…

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BLACK COW VODKA
Made from whey, a waste product of the cheese making process, by the world’s oldest surviving family of cheddar makers.

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TOAST ALE
A range of pale ales and lagers made with unsold bread loaves from bakeries and unused crusts from sandwich makers.

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SEEDLIP
Nonalcoholic spirits distilled from ingredients like peas, hay, spearmint, oak, grapefruit and cardamom, they make killer cocktails.

… And Games

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RISE UP
A board game about building people power to fight for social justice, even when the cards are stacked against you.

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SEA HERO QUEST
If you’re going to play games on your phone (or in virtual reality) why not help scientists fight dementia while you’re at it?

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NEVER ALONE
Inuit elders partnered with game developers to create a beautiful computer game that preserves their oral storytelling tradition.

Photo credit (header): Erol Ahmed