GUU: Debate Politics & Shop

Americans inadvertently donate 3X more to politicians and PACs through their purchases than they donate on purpose. Let's change that! Goods Unite Us is a women-led, Madison-Wisconsin based company with a well-established track-record of providing accurate data. Enter a company or brand name. And we’ll tell you what we know about the political donations made by the organization and its senior employees. Corporations earn profits off of your everyday purchases, and some of those profits are donated to politicians and causes you might not agree with. Most of us are unaware of this because that information hasn't been readily available. Until now. Last, but certainly not least, we recently added a Politicians feature. This allows you to easily look up your favorite politician and instantly see the companies that support him or her! What Users Are Saying “Perfect for EVERYONE.” Jordanschnee, iTunes review “Right or left, this app provides intel…now I can better control the flow. Awesome!” Mcmanus, iTunes review “Love the app!” Kim Doan, Facebook “Excellent! Great way to make sure my money isn’t going towards the communist left!” Aaharp1981, iTunes review What The News Has Been Saying “Goods Unite Us, a startup based in Madison, WI, is seeking to inform consumers about the political leanings of corporations they buy products from.” Jeff Buchanan, Xconomy “One startup out of Wisconsin hopes to make our ethical purchasing decisions a little easier by creating an app that gives full transparency towards corporations’ political donations.” Sam Guia, Techli “Users can search from a database of 3,000 entities on the app and see a company’s Goods Unite Us score. . . . The scorebreakdown shows the percentage of donations to each party and contribution level, assessed by dollar cutoffs.” Sarah Hauer, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel “Though the company says it doesn’t keep track of how its shoppers vote, Patagonia donates overwhelmingly to Democrats, according to Goods Unite Us, an app that shows consumers where their favorite companies’ political allegiances lie.” Alexandra Mondelak, YahooNews How We Vet The Political Donations Our team has spent thousands of hours vetting companies’ political donations with the tools available to us, and we’ll continue refining our data to ensure our results are as accurate as possible. So far, we’ve focused on organizations’ spending in federal elections, and our next step will be to vet state expenditures. Our privacy policy is located here: https://www.goodsuniteus.com/privacy-policy Our Terms of Service is located here: https://www.goodsuniteus.com/terms-of-service