A few months ago, our good friend and Dr. Bronner’s Director of Social Action Adam Eidinger invited me, my wife Mia Bronner, my 25-year-old kid Maya Lin-Bronner, and our friends Ariel Vegosen and Kris Furnish, to accompany him and his eighteen-year-old daughter Arundhati to visit Auschwitz in Poland.
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The ASRC was founded in 2001 and is currently Australia’s largest human rights organisation providing support to people seeking asylum. They are an independent not-for-profit organisation whose programs support and empower people seeking asylum to maximise their own physical, mental and social wellbeing.
You wouldn’t expect a job recommendation to come from your therapist, but in a bit of cosmic serendipity, that’s exactly how our Bulk Manufacturing Supervisor Richard Jones found his ideal career at Dr. Bronner’s.
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Long lost cousins are real. I’ve had one, and recently she’s been found. Another Bronner, and not a distant fourth cousin twice removed. A full first cousin, another granddaughter (like me!) to Dr. Bronner himself.
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The surfing community have always been a part of the Dr. Bronner’s family, from our early days in California, protecting the ocean and now being embedded into surfing life across the coastal towns of Australia. It’s one of the reasons we partner with the iconic Byron Bay Surf Festival every year – and why we commissioned local artist, activist and Byron Bay Surf Festival Director, James McMillan to paint a surfboard using the Dr. Bronner’s Cosmic Principles that most spoke to him and the surfing community.
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