Marketing Consultant-Mom says:
Gifts are practically part of our everyday life, whether we are giving or receiving. Since these "objects of joy" seem to be inevitable, why not go for those that make a difference?
Triple the Joy
I was lucky to receive many wonderful gifts, from both friends and relatives. I particularly love the organic anti-bacterial hand soap from 
. Aside from it being a wonderful product (I just adore the lemongrass scent!), the philosophy of the people behind this product centers on 3 values: Pro-poor, Pro-Philippines, Pro-Environment. That's 3 beneficiaries you support every time you buy their stuff! Check out their website: www.humanheartnature.com
. Aside from it being a wonderful product (I just adore the lemongrass scent!), the philosophy of the people behind this product centers on 3 values: Pro-poor, Pro-Philippines, Pro-Environment. That's 3 beneficiaries you support every time you buy their stuff! Check out their website: www.humanheartnature.com
Recycled Gifts
No, I don't mean giving away gifts you don't want. During one of our Greenhills Tiangge expeditions, my sister and I chanced upon the Tahanang Walang Hagdanan booth. I found a wonderful product (which we ended up buying to give as gifts) a handcrafted pyramid clock paperweight made of recycled PET containers, foilpacks and newspapers. (website: www.tahanangwalanghagdanan.org)
Other Stuff worth checking out:
Stepping Stone Foundation - All-Occasion Gift Cards. Illustrations done by children with special needs.
Contact: Email dchfi@stepping-stone.org Tel: 632.896.0269
Kabisig ng Kalahi - Organic & Hand Milled Upland Rice from Kapangan, Benguet.
Contact: Email iwfs_philbranch@yahoo.com
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