Good Threads LLC is a true social business. The company, founded in 2013, has been manufacturing and selling needlepoint belts to a big wide community looking for needlepoint belts across the nation. Initiated for a good cause to help mothers of the Joan Rose Foundation, it has devoted a lot of time and effort to serve people in Haiti, providing their families and their children with food and shelter, through selling of needlepoint belts.

Good Threads LLC has given a major portion back to the charity until now, providing over 20,000 meals to JRF children. “Since food has been a major necessity and the greatest expense for people living in JRF, providing them with food and shelter enables them to spend more money on education, healthcare and other critical assets,” says the founder of Good Threads LLC.

Haiti is among some of the poorest countries on the planet with nearly 58.5% of the population living under the poverty line. The company provides them a stable employment to pay for their families. Before Good Threads, many of the JRF families left the county in search of better employment and for earning a better livelihood. However, no family had to leave their place after the inception of Good Threads for better work.

Good Threads is indeed making a great effort to improving the quality of life across Haiti. The company claims to provide a more stable employment to its employees, helping them earn equivalent of a mid-level school teacher. In fact, hardworking stitchers can make more than a high end teacher.

The company's primary objective is to produce quality needlepoint products and at the same time, provide food to the children in JRF. Nearly all of the parents in JRF are employed by Good Threads and are allowed to work from home on their own personal schedule. For every product finished, they receive a pre-set reward, which enables them to accomplish their other chores simultaneously. Another benefit to this is someone who works hard can make as much money as he wishes to working for a few extra hours.