Social Innovation

noun the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes

• Many wealthy individuals engage in philanthropy by donating large sums of money to charitable causes.
• My friend is really into philanthropy and volunteers at the local soup kitchen every weekend.
• Dude, that billionaire is all about that philanthropy life, always giving back to the community.
• The philanthropy of kindness spreads like a wildfire, touching the hearts of all those in its path.

noun A person who works actively to make a positive difference in the world, typically through social or political action.

• The young entrepreneur was recognized as a changemaker in the business community.
• She's always coming up with new ideas and making things happen - a real changemaker.
• That guy is a total changemaker, always shaking things up and getting stuff done.
• In the world of art, the painter was considered a changemaker for introducing a new style of painting.

noun purpose

• The social purpose company was founded with the intention of addressing environmental issues.
• I heard that new company is a social purpose company, they donate a portion of their profits to charity.
• That social purpose company is really making a difference in the community.
• The social purpose company is like a beacon of hope in a sea of corporate greed.