Meet the Brands

Altume: Description

Amani ya Juu is an example of how the power of peace–Christ’s peace–can transform broken lives into ones of celebration and hope. The story of Amani itself reflects what can happen when God’s peace truly takes root in hearts. We are a fair trade sewing and training program for marginalized women in Kenya and Uganda.

Rooted in collaboration and innovative design solutions, Anchal is a non-profit that operates like a business. By driving impact through product sales versus donations alone, we are confident in the long-term sustainability of our initiatives. Our programs demonstrate that when we systematically address employment inequality, we can reduce the number of women reliant on commercial sex work and eliminate the stigma that women and girls face around the world.

Crowned Free: Description

To create fair employment opportunities for Nepali women and produce sustainable, timeless and high-quality knitwear.

Divine chocolate started with a group of cocoa farmers in Ghana who voted to set up their own chocolate company and launched the first farmer-owned Fairtrade Chocolate product aimed at the mass market in the UK.

ETHICGOODS provides economic empowerment for women who are survivors of human trafficking and exploitation. We work primarily in South East Asia, and partner with nonprofits that provide holistic care (counseling, education, and healthcare), focus on strengthening the family unit, and have demonstrated a community centered approach. They also believe business has a role to play in empowering the women they work with, which is where we come in.

Freedom Studios: Description

Freeleaf provides Economic Empowerment through employment with fair wages. Holistic Care such as safe shelter, medical care, counseling, life skills training, and professional development. Support Encouragement as these beautiful women overcome their history of abuse to become strong women able to achieve their dreams.

Good Paper: Description

All products are made by an empowered community of women — each one committed to transforming their lives and embracing the next woman who walks through the door. Created and maintained by The Well in Baltimore, Maryland, Hon’s Honey is a social enterprise dedicated to giving dignity and purpose to women survivors of addiction, sex trafficking, generational poverty, and trauma.

We manufacture high quality bags and apparel for all your promotional, packaging and decorator needs. But that is just the beginning! We were founded through the merger of three companies that knew they would be better together. They originally started back in 2001 in Kolkata, India, with one ambitious goal: to spark opportunity where little is found until we see an end to the horrors of extreme poverty and human trafficking. This is the beginning of our new journey together.

We believe that business can be a tool to bring freedom to those trapped in slavery. Our business is about freedom. Every product we create is part of a woman’s freedom journey.

Made Free: Description

Maya Collection: Description

Mended: Description

Mulxiply: Description

New Creation: Description

Night Light Collection: Description

Paper Baristas: Description

Prodigal Pottery: Description

Purpose Jewelry: Description

Rahab's Rope: Description

Rihai: Description

Sela Designs: Description

At Starfish Project, we help exploited women and girls experience freedom, establish independence and develop careers.

The Worthy: Description

Thistle Farms is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to helping women survivors recover and heal from prostitution, trafficking, and addiction. We do this by providing a safe place to live, a meaningful job, and a lifelong sisterhood of support.

Trades of Hope: Description