Our Impact

We believe great products should do more than perform, they should make a difference. Every Golden Forged piece is built to last, and a fixed share of what it earns goes straight back out to work that matters.

10%of every purchase is donated to these organizations
Community of Hope

Organization 01

Community of Hope

Huntsville Community of Hope is building a residential community in Huntsville, Alabama for people facing chronic homelessness, not a bed for the night, but tiny homes residents can afford through work they do on site.

Their Restoration Works Program creates that work: a community market, maintenance crews, an art studio, a kayak rental business, and a blacksmith forge. Around it sits mental health care, a community kitchen, a library and a chapel. We didn't expect to find a forge at the center of it, but a trade that gives someone their footing back is exactly the kind of work we want to fund.

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charity: water

Organization 02

charity: water

charity: water is a non-profit bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries. They fund sustainable water projects in partnership with local organisations, and publish the GPS coordinates and photos of the projects they complete.

Private donors cover their operating costs, so public donations go directly to funding water projects, a level of transparency we wanted to stand behind.

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Mission to the World

Organization 03

Mission to the World

Mission to the World (MTW) is the international missions agency of the Presbyterian Church in America. For over 50 years, MTW has been planting churches, serving communities, and sharing the gospel in over 70 countries, partnering with local churches to build sustainable, indigenous Christian communities where they are needed most.

This one is personal. My father has devoted his career to MTW, supporting missionaries and serving communities across the globe, and growing up watching that shaped how I think about work and purpose.

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