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Products offered include handcrafts from A Greater Gift, a program of SERRV International, a nonprofit organization with a 60-year history of trading in a way that benefits everyone involved. Through long-term relationships with artisan and farmer groups, SERRV offers employment opportunities, promotes empowerment of women, provides healthy working conditions and coordinates development projects such as quality and design training.

·	Similarly fair trade coffee, tea, nuts, cranberries and chocolate is offered from Equal Exchange which has a 20-year history of benefiting small farmer partners in 14 countries around the world.

·	The Empowering Women's Future, AIDS Orphan Sewing Project in Tanzania, Africa also is represented with hand made clothing with items for men, women and children.

·	Dr Jack Shanahan has made available for sale Nicaraguan Gold Honey from the La Dulce Miel cooperative that he has helped develop. Proceeds from the honey sales benefit the bee farmers. The honey provides them sustenance as well as a gateway to a better life.

Sweatshop-free t-shirts are available which we purchase from the PC(USA) Sweat-Free T is a part of PC(USA) Enough for Everyone, which offers creative hands-on options for Presbyterian congregations to live as global disciples. Sweat-Free T's are made by manufacturers and their contractors who abide by international standards of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and the International Labor Organization.

·	Products from A Better Footprint,Green Bay, WI. Miranda and Paul have a special concern for the people of Gambia where Miranda taught school in the past.

·	Jinga Jewelry, beautifully executed recycled paper beads from Uganda. The artisans are members of Global Sisters Inc. And demonstrate “innovation amidst horrible circumstances.”

·	Global Mamas’ Mission enhances the international marketplace with unique, high quality handmade apparel and at the same time provides sustainable livelihoods for women in Africa

·	Partners for Just Trade, a nonprofit, Christian organization that cultivates global partnerships between impoverished artisans and conscientious consumers. They address root causes of poverty through education, solidarity, a commitment to trade justice, and the sale of Fair Trade crafts.

·	Trails to Bridges is a fair trade company dedicated to helping the poorest workers of the world step out of poverty. They are 100% fair trade assuring fair wages, safe working conditions and no child labor.

·	A Circle of the Sun provides us with woven alpaca scarves and stoles.

·	Gifts With Humanity from Global Crafts. It is the goal of Global Crafts to see as much of the proceeds of the sale of handicrafts reach the artisans who make it. They partner with artisans in Africa, Asia and South America.

Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Import Peace. Import Peace seeks to foster economic growth opportunities and improve the quality of life for Palestinians living in occupied territories. The goal is to ease poverty and hardship through the creation of export markets for fair trade products made in Palestine by crafters and farmers.

·	Women of the Cloud Forest is a Fair Trade project working with rural women in Monteverde, Costa Rica. The 70 women in the project produce hand-embroidered bags and jewelry made from rainforest seeds.