Leon & George is a company with a straightforward mission: to provide the best possible experience when it comes to buying plants online. The traditional plant buying experience can take up an entire day: driving to a nursery, picking out a plant, perhaps going to another store to find a
The Guardsmen’s famous holiday tradition gets a little help from Onfleet this ChristmasFor almost 70 years, members of the San Francisco-based non-profit, The Guardsmen, have been donating their time and resources to provide underprivileged youth with something special to celebrate during the holiday season. Composed of civic-minded young professionals
With the nation swept up by the excitement and drama of another election year, it can become easy to overlook the fundamentals that define our country’s citizens — a sense of camaraderie and equality — even as voters gear up to approach the polls in November. With the media tracking candidates’
In today’s world, negative views on the long-controversial application of marijuana for medicinal purposes have finally begun to recede, paving the way for emerging companies to provide cannabis and a wide variety of its derivatives to patients in need. However, pioneering this newly-recognized and increasingly profitable market comes with
When buddies Steven Dyme and Joseph Dickstein first conceived of an on-demand florist startup while still in college, neither dreamed that what started as a summer project for extra cash would evolve into a game-changing model for how flower delivery itself could function. Or how it could represent, as the
When AptDeco launched in 2013, its concept was simple, yet incredibly innovative — connect buyers and sellers of quality home furnishings on an online platform that eliminates the need for participants to meet up face-to-face. In the age of Craigslist, the allure of secondhand shopping without having to interact with faceless
Ever wonder what becomes of all the leftover food generated by restaurants, conferences, grocery stores, and employer-catered lunches each year? Sadly, the vast majority heads straight to the landfill. Despite an abundance of both food and wealth, unequal resource distribution means that one in every four Bay Area residents faces
