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Give Back: These bags are handmade by women in a low income area of Detroit with natural barriers to employment. Your purchase gives her a job, a way to support her family and honor.
Rebecca Smith works with her neighbors, mostly first generation immigrant women with natural barriers to employment, to hand make these custom bags. The income they earn from this work helps pull them and their families out of poverty and give them and the generation that follow a chance at a Better Life.
Children
Women
Poverty
Give Back: These bags are handmade by women in a low income area of Detroit with natural barriers to employment. Your purchase gives her a job, a way to support her family and honor.
Rebecca Smith works with her neighbors, mostly first generation immigrant women with natural barriers to employment, to hand make these custom bags. The income they earn from this work helps pull them and their families out of poverty and give them and the generation that follow a chance at a Better Life.
Children
Women
Poverty
Give Back: These bags are handmade by women in a low income area of Detroit with natural barriers to employment. Your purchase gives her a job, a way to support her family and honor.
Rebecca Smith works with her neighbors, mostly first generation immigrant women with natural barriers to employment, to hand make these custom bags. The income they earn from this work helps pull them and their families out of poverty and give them and the generation that follow a chance at a Better Life.
Children
Women
Poverty
Give Back: These bags are handmade by women in a low income area of Detroit with natural barriers to employment. Your purchase gives her a job, a way to support her family and honor.
Rebecca Smith works with her neighbors, mostly first generation immigrant women with natural barriers to employment, to hand make these custom bags. The income they earn from this work helps pull them and their families out of poverty and give them and the generation that follow a chance at a Better Life.
Children
Women
Poverty
]Give Back: These bags are handmade by women in a low income area of Detroit with natural barriers to employment. Your purchase gives her a job, a way to support her family and honor.
Rebecca Smith works with her neighbors, mostly first generation immigrant women with natural barriers to employment, to hand make these custom bags. The income they earn from this work helps pull them and their families out of poverty and give them and the generation that follow a chance at a Better Life.
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In July 2012, Simon Griffiths, Jehan Ratnatunga and Danny Alexander launched Who Gives A Crap when they learned that 2.3 billion people across the world don’t have access to a toilet. That’s roughly 40% of the global population and means that around 289,000 children under five die every year from diarrheal diseases caused by poor water and sanitation. That’s almost 800 children per day, or one child every two minutes.
All of their products are made out of environmentally materials and 50% of profits are donated to help build toilets and improve sanitation in the developing world. Today they have donated over $1,000,000 to charity and saved a heck of a lot of trees, water and energy.
And they are more than just toilet paper. With tissues, and paper towels all made without harming a tree, they are giving back in a big way.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]