I wanted to share some photos from the Do A Little Good shopping day last weekend. There were so many wonderful products, all supporting survivors of trafficking, enabling families to escape debt bondage and poverty, and creating sustainable businesses so women and families aren’t dependent on charity.
There were myriad purses and satchels, gorgeous jewelry, cute children’s clothing, and scarves galore. Premium grade, shade grown, organic Ethiopian coffees. Handmade ornaments. Kits for kids to knits hats out of hand-made yarn from Rwanda. T-shirts. Skirts.
If you don’t live around here, please visit some of these fantastic vendors online. What better way to celebrate the Christmas season than by giving life, real life, to someone who is finally experiencing freedom? And just by buying a gift for a loved one.
Instead of giving your money to a big box store or corporate machine, give it to a woman in Uganda, or a family in Rwanda.
- JVI Shop for Freedom
- Blessed Coffee
- iSanctuary
- the Root Collective
- Purse and Clutch
- Tenfold Fairtrade
- Freeset
- Johan’s Creations
- Kid Knits
- Imagine Goods
- Sari Bari
- FashionABLE
- Hope Products International
- Noonday
- Amani Ya Juu
- Joyn India
- Ornaments4Orphans
- 31 Bits
- Aloetree