At 13o3, we believe banking can be a vehicle for innovation and social change. We offer socially responsible banking with a focus on promoting a kinder future for all beings. Together with our customers, we are choosing to redirect our money towards a future we believe in, encourage other financial institutions to divest from cruelty, and discover and share mission-aligned products with other changemakers.
We work with our partners to divest from cruelty and promote a kinder and more sustainable future for all beings
We collect and share data on companies’ animal welfare policies to help consumers increase their animal-positive spend
A a double bottom-line business, we dedicate a percentage of each transaction to support vegan advocacy organizations
As part of our mission to celebrate the vegan lifestyle, we offer a 100% vegan and cruelty-free rewards program
Banks play a big role in our economic system by facilitating investments and loans. When you put money in the bank, it doesn’t just sit there. Banks use your deposits to make loans to industries, companies and projects that may not align with your values. And if you’re like most people in the US, your money is likely in a bank that is funding fossil fuels, factory farming, and other destructive industries or projects.
Between 2015 and 2020, the world’s largest meat and dairy producers received over $478 billion in backing by over 2,500 financial institutions. Top funders included Bank of America, Citi Bank, Chase Bank, Wells Fargo and others. Even green banks and credit unions provide financial backing to intensive animal agriculture behind the scenes.
Source: Feedbackglobal.org
13o3 strives to offer a diversity of financial services in a responsible and transparent way. Our goal is to help individuals improve the quality of their lives and at the same time have a positive impact on the world around them. Your deposits never fund factory farming, fossil fuels or other destructive industries.
Factory farming
Animal testing
Predatory lending
Fossil fuels
Palm oil
Private prisons
Deforestation
Tobacco
Weapons
Loans to communities in low and moderate income areas
Loans to female and minority owned businesses
Financing energy efficient buildings and other infrastructure
Working with federal programs that promote access to capital and local economic growth