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Check out our newest fair trade gift items!

We're thankful for two of our volunteers, Erin Jones and Sara Toney, who helped us get our latest fair trade gift items posted on the Caroline's Promise website. Erin is a photography student and has her own business. You can see her work at http://selahphotobyerin.com/ Erin took time out of her busy schedule to photograph our newest items. Sara Toney volunteered to post the items on our Caroline's Promise store. Together they made it possible for you to "shop smarter!" When thinking about gifts for Christmas, make sure you stop by our store and give a gift that will make a difference. All items are purchased from widows and single moms in our partner projects around the world. Your purchase allows them to support their families us to continue supporting orphans. https://app.etapestry.com/cart/CarolinesPromise/default/index.php
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