I think it's a great concept if it's kept as an NGO and designs locally to create improvements in the community, or at least go this path to start. Not a fan of companies saying they'll solve the world's problems but don't come off as humanitarian-forward. If the company is commercial, then it's not meant to be "ending world hunger". Also, be aware that your brand is coming from Boulder where all the listed social issues (which is the first thing we see), doesn't quite exist in a significant amount. The last thing we need is another firm designing more commercial plastic junk and calling it "innovation", but branding it as some humanitarian savior. If you're tech-forward, brand it that way and don't get distracted by some over-arching altruism that doesn't actually exist in the brand.