Gift Guide – Gifts That Give Back
So many beautiful things in today’s Gift Guide – Gifts That Give Back featuring our favorite finds from To The Market. We’re so happy to be partnering with Jane Mosbacher Morris from To The Market, showing our hand-picked gifts. These items make great holidays gifts, Mother’s Day gifts, or gorgeous gifts for your best friend’s birthday! And you can feel good about your purchase from To The Market. To The Market promotes survivor-made goods on their site, pop up shops and through retail partnerships. The company offers important platforms for survivors and they also provide services to their local partners around the world, such as mental health resources and business management tools.
Here are some of our favorite finds from To The Market! Make sure and read the stories behind each of these items on To The Market.
- Ethical Leather Tote
- Cross Stitch Toss Pillow
- August Long Scarf
- Wooden Cutting Board
- Be the Light Keychain
- El Ojo Table Runner
- Didi Lumbar Pillow
- Asha Bandana
- Aliya Earrings
- The Alongside Wallet
- Sahra Alzzuhur Wristlet
You can take $50 off the Ethical Leather Tote through Dec. 31, 2017 with code AL50
We first met Jane several years ago at Alt Summit. She was there as a keynote speaker and inspired us immensely with her story about creating her socially-inspired business. Her background is remarkable – she previously served as the Director of Humanitarian Action for the McCain Institute for International Leadership, where she managed the Institute’s anti-human trafficking program. She currently serves on the Institute’s Human Trafficking Advisory Council. Prior to joining the Institute, she worked in the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Counterterrorism and in the Secretary’s Office of Global Women’s Issues.
To The Market economically empowers vulnerable women through artisan enterprise. The TTM team showcases handmade goods made exclusively by proud and passionate artisans who have overcome the perils of abuse, conflict, and disease. By assisting local partners around the world in bringing these goods “to the market,” TTM takes an active role in equipping the survivors that they employ with economic independence, while raising awareness of the challenges that they face.
For more information on To The Market, visit their website.
