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Goodness of the Philippines at your Doorstep
Human Nature, we've made it our mission to gather the best of the Philippines and bring it to more Filipino homes
Human Nature, we've made it our mission to gather the best of the Philippines and bring it to more Filipino homes
At Human Nature, we’ve made it our mission to gather the best of the Philippines and bring it to more Filipino homes. And for us, nothing spells goodness better than businesses that combine product excellence with a passion to uplift the Philippines!
Human Nature is committed to be the favorable distribution chain of budding social enterprises – helping them scale up by making their products available in Human Nature branches and via the Human Nature website! Want to know more? Check out the graphic below.
Enjoy a cup of dark roasted premium Arabica coffee while contributing to Mt. Province, Benguet, and Davao farmers' income
Add quirk to your wardrobe with this Tarlac-made accessory.
Help a sewing community in San Nicolas, Bulacan earn four times the usual piece rate with each purchase.
A delicious concoction made by the nanays from the Gawad Kalinga Enchanted Farm in Angat, Bulacan
Fashionably fun products provide sustainable livelihood to mothers and out-of-school youth in GK Blue Eagle Village in Payatas 13, Quezon City.
Lovely, hand-stitched, non-toxic stuffed toys that hone the undervalued sewing skills of women from Gawad Kalinga communities.
Rich, locally-crafted artisan chocolates made from premium Davao cacao and the finest Bacolod sugar.
Cebuano brand chooses the finest ingredients enriches them with the goodness of coco nectar
Dr. Gerry’s Coco Nectar & Uncle Frank’s Coco Nectar Jam
Immunity-boosting medi-food harvested and processed in Mauban, Quezon.
Made with premium dark Arabica from Mt. Province in the Cordillera region, each cup brewed contributes to a scholarship fund for students in a GK Sibol School in Pampanga.
Together with the women of Handcrafters of Mary Enterprise (HOME), an urban sewing community of mothers from Barangay Tisa, Cebu City, Anthill Fabric Gallery creates the cheerful Pinay dolls Tala and Isabel.
