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Joyya US is a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) wholly owned by the Joyya Trust. Operating as an ethical apparel brand, Joyya US manufactures custom bags, organic cotton t-shirts, and accessories. 100% of net profits fund community transformation programs, fair-trade jobs, and health clinics in vulnerable communities in Kolkata, India.

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Registered Business Identity

Legal Entity Name

Joyya US PBC

Business Registered In

USA

Official Website

joyya.com

External Verification

NZ Charities Register
Corporate Pathway: The Charity-Owned Company Model [Expand]

Joyya US PBC is 100% owned by Joyya Trust, a registered charitable trust in New Zealand. This ensures that all net profits are legally locked for charitable purpose.

WFTO Certified: Joyya is accredited by the World Fair Trade Organization for fair wages, safe working conditions, and ethical manufacturing.

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Goods & Services

Handcrafted Fair Trade organic apparel, tote bags, and ethically manufactured merchandise.

Sales Channels: Custom B2B merch for businesses and events, direct-to-consumer online sales via their website, and ethical retail stockists.

Geographic Reach: Primary operations across New Zealand, Australia, and the USA, with international shipping available worldwide.

Looking for the New Zealand branch? View the Joyya NZ profile.

Charitable Purposes

  • Employment for Vulnerable Women: Providing fair-wage jobs to women in Kolkata who are vulnerable to sex trafficking.
  • Health and Nutrition Services: Funding local healthcare clinics and child education support.
  • Community Transformation: Funding community centers for training and microloans.

The Charitable Ownership Advantage (COA)

This business operates under a strict lock-box corporate structure. By constitution or trust deed, 100% of net profits generated are locked and diverted directly to global development and philanthropic initiatives. At price parity, daily trade funds extreme poverty reduction.