Who: You (bring your friends!)
What: Fair Trade Fiesta hosted by Brenda Bednarski
When: Thursday, September 27th at 6:30 p.m.
Where: 602 Zelas Drive, Green Bay 54311 (directions below)
Why: Poverty and Fair Trade Awareness

As a new Worldgoods Fair Trade Ambassador, I am hosting a Fair Trade Fiesta to raise awareness about poverty and living conditions for many talented artisans and rural farmers. Miranda, Worldgoods owner has taught in Africa, and you'll be able to browse unique hand crafted items from the artisans in several poor countries, where Fair Trade is changing lives for the better (read more below!). Please consider joining me as I host this meaningful event.
Together, we can make a difference.

Best Regards, Brenda Bednarski

Please call to RSVP: 920-941-0423 or 414-736-2223 or
RSVP now - email: brendalynn110@yahoo.com
_If you can’t make it, read our stories of hope and place an order online!
worldgoodsfairtrade.com
Fair trade is about:
fair wages and safe working conditions
environmental sustainability
empowering the disadvantaged
long-term global friendships
and so much more....come find out!

Directions to Worldgoods:

Take the Mason Street Exit off of 1-43 and head east toward Challenger Drive. Left at Challenger, Left at Jauquet. Jauquet ends and turns into Zelas Drive. Worldgoods is at 602 Zelas Drive in the lower level.

A reminder:

Worldgoods is committed to socially and environmentally responsible gifts and items from artisans around the world. Come see why we're so much more than Green Bay's import store!

WHEN YOU HOST A WORLDGOODS FAIR TRADE FIESTA, YOU ARE SHOWING YOUR FRIENDS THAT YOU CARE ABOUT OTHERS.

And we'll reward you for that!

Half Price Items
Free Worldgoods Gift Certificates
Discounted Organic Products
Future Bonus Coupons
More!

The government of Kenya offers no aid or welfare for the disabled. Bombolulu is an organization that has been operating for several years, trying to change the situation.

Working particularly with the handicapped, they provide the training and the equipment for several hundred individuals to work on craft production. These crafts are sold around the world and the money goes back to provide salaries for the workers. For the first time in their lives, they are self-sufficient.

Worldgoods is proud to be a part of this work by selling their crafts and helping to create a wider market for this organization. Learn more about Bombolulu and many other artisans by visiting our website and attending the Fiesta!