At We Make Good, we celebrate the skill, creativity, and dedication of our makers. Each handcrafted piece, from toys and candles to tableware and printed materials, reflects social and environmental responsibility.
We partner with communities facing employment barriers, providing tools, training, and opportunities to create products that tell stories of dignity, resilience, and skill. By supporting our makers, you invest in fair work, inclusion, and sustainable production, helping build a future where Irish design is ethical, beautiful, and impactful.
Meet our Makers
Cairde
Cairde Enterprises in Limerick provides education, training, and meaningful employment opportunities for men and women rebuilding their lives after time within the criminal justice system. They produce high quality, sustainable wooden product ranges.
CanDo
Camphill Community Dunshane
We Make Good Textile Room
We Make Good in Mountjoy Square, Dublin, produces high-quality Irish products with ethical, sustainable practices. The workshop provides meaningful employment and training to people rebuilding their lives after seeking refugee status, recovering from addiction, time in prison or living with a disability.
Triest
Triest Press, a social enterprise since 1987, creates meaningful jobs for people with intellectual disabilities. In the last five years, they've provided employment and growth for over 50 individuals, helping them discover their talents and build confidence. Every purchase directly supports these life-changing opportunities.
PACE
PACE produce high quality metal and wood work for We Make Good. This award winning charity believes that supporting people who have a history of offending makes safer, better communities. Employment is key to this.
Every Irish designed product that is sold through We Make Good assists in creating viable and sustainable jobs, which in turn leads to communities we can have confidence in.
