Reflections of Trinity is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping those in crisis with food, clothing, and basic needs. The charity is financially supported by the sale of donated goods through eBay for Charity.

Cori O'Steen started selling used clothing items on eBay, and quickly realized there was a market for custom packing supplies. Through their business UpakNShip, Cori and her husband Beau participate in the eBay for Charity program, helping support addiction recovery centers and organizations that assist disabled veterans.

With just $700 earned from a craft fair, new mom Cori Thackary formed an LLC and invested in a couple of sweaters she sold to her friends. That investment turned into a thriving brick-and-mortar and eBay business with a mission to make every body feel beautiful.

Dale Majors began as an eBay entrepreneur in high school, shopping for sporting goods at a local salvage freight store and selling his finds online.

Quick Ship Electronics started while Jordan Insley was selling autographed sports memorabilia online, scrambling to make ends meet in New York after moving from Woodinville, Washington.

Schad VanLeeuwen started running his own company, Speed Addicts, out of his freshman dorm room in Santa Barbara, CA. Today, Speed Addicts boasts multiple offices, retail space in Los Angeles, and nearly 100,000 positive customer reviews.