1. Colors skinny-strand scarf made by marginalized women in Atlanta | Freedom in Fashion
2. Aztec stud earrings crafted from hand-cut metal by survivors of modern-day slavery | Purpose Brand
3. Hobo bag handmade in India | Work of Worth
4. Colorblock necklace handmade by women in Haiti | Vi Bella
5. Metal ornaments by Haitian artisans | GoExchange
6. Flannel pajamas | GoExhange
7. FairTrade olive wood earrings | From the Earth
8. Ornament woven out of natural fibers in Rwanda | Ornaments for Orphans
9. FairTrade olive wood cutting board | From the Earth
1. This necklace empowers women in Uganda | 31 Bits
2. Punjammies made by women in India rescued from forced prostitution
3. Necklace |from iSanctuary helps survivors of human trafficking
4. Gold welcome basket | All Across Africa
5.Olive wood cufflinks | From The Earth
6. We Rise pendant | Matterial Fix
7. 100 % cotton hand-batik scarf | The Go Exchange
8. Crescent necklace | Purpose Jewelry
9. Vintage gold loafer | Sseko Designs
1. Feed pouch provides 10 school meals to young children all over the world | ONE
2. Sable honeycomb scarf handmade in Ethiopia | FashionABLE
3. Beats by Dr. Dre headphones that benefit the Global Fund to fight AIDS. | ONE
4. Mamuye tote | FashionABLE
5. Hand-made beanie made in Uganda | Krochet Kids
6. Satchel made by women in Peru | Krochet Kids
7. Hand-sewn bag made by sewing students in Jinja, Uganda | Tukula
8. Giving Keys employs people who are transitioning out of homelessness
1.Fair-trade handmade apron | DSENYO
2. Throw blanket (2nd blanket donated to charity) | Twill
3. Every Little Step | shoes donated with each purchase
4. Chevron pillow cases, hand blocked by Himalayan women | Story company
5. Purse made in Haiti | Paula Coles Haiti
6. Star ornament made from capiz shells from women in the Philippines | Ten Thousand Villages
7. Handmade baby shoes that put the shoe on a child in Africa with purchase | Sole Hope
8. LIFE Line | fighting poverty with fashion by making handmade products in Kenya.
9. Handmade blessings dolls made by Haitian artisans | Apparent Project