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Good Company OC Launches as Collaborative Workspace Hub for Mission-Driven Organizations

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of OC & IE Opens Affordable, Fully Equipped Offices for Nonprofits and Community-Focused Groups

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County & the Inland Empire (BBBS OC/IE) has officially launched Good Company OC, a flexible, collaborative workspace offering designed to empower small and mission-driven organizations. Housed within the organization’s 53,000-square-foot headquarters on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana, the new suite features 14 fully furnished workspaces—from open cubicles to private offices with sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows.

Located just off the 55 Freeway, Good Company OC is poised to become a central hub for nonprofits and community-minded businesses across the region. Its aim is to cultivate an environment that fosters connection, productivity, and innovation for organizations committed to social good.

“We are very pleased to have this wonderful opportunity to open our beautiful space for the benefit of other organizations serving our community,” said Sloane Keane, CEO of BBBS OC/IE. “It’s planned to provide an environment for mission-driven organizations to innovate, increase productivity and share expertise.”

The new workspace initiative builds on the organization’s history of impact and community leadership. In addition to hosting BBBS OC/IE’s own operations, the headquarters has become home to the largest concentration of nonprofit offices in Orange County—a trend Good Company OC aims to expand upon. While nonprofit tenants remain the core focus, the space is also available to for-profit businesses and community organizations aligned with a social purpose.

Features and Amenities

Tenants at Good Company OC benefit from:

  • Fully furnished offices and cubicles
  • A 200-square-foot conference room with Zoom/Teams integration
  • High-speed Wi-Fi, color printing/scanning, and 24/7 building access
  • Dedicated mailing addresses
  • Access to an 1,800-square-foot training room and a professional-grade video podcast room

The layout and design of the building are intentionally optimized to facilitate interaction, with shared spaces that encourage networking and idea exchange between tenants.

With its blend of modern amenities, central location, and affordable pricing, Good Company OC is poised to become a thriving incubator for nonprofits, start-ups, and impact-focused ventures in Orange County and the Inland Empire.

To learn more or apply for workspace, visit www.goodcompanyoc.org.

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