Category Archives: Share
Host a WorldCrafts Virtual Market!
You can support WorldCrafts artisans around the world by hosting a WorldCrafts Virtual Market. Why a WorldCrafts Virtual Market? From hand-quilted throws created by artisans in India to paper-bead jewelry crafted by HIV-positive widows in Uganda to lanyards sewn by seamstresses in the Bronx, WorldCrafts offers high-quality products that represent hope to people in multiple […]
Support Baptist Children and Family Ministries Through WorldCrafts!
We know you have a heart for vulnerable children. Your support for WorldCrafts shows it. Do you know that you can help at-risk children and their families in your own community simply by hosting a one-month online WorldCrafts benefit? All you have to do is register to become a host, and we’ll send you all the promotional materials […]
Create a WorldCrafts Market!
Would you like to get hands-on in helping WorldCrafts develop fair-trade businesses in the United States and around the world? You can – by creating a WorldCrafts market! Why a WorldCrafts Market? From hand-quilted throws created by artisans in India to paper bead jewelry crafted by HIV-positive widows in Uganda to cord keepers sewn by […]
Celebrate Fair Trade Month
October is Fair Trade Month. Here are some ways you can celebrate with us! Pray The Word tells us that the prayers of the righteous are powerful and effective. Prayer is the first and best work in celebrating Fair Trade Month. We’ve created a new way you can pray for WorldCrafts artisans. Download our monthly […]
Share WorldCrafts with Others
WorldCrafts exists to offer an income with dignity and the hope of everlasting life to every person on earth. When we share the WorldCrafts story, our reach is expanded. As our reach is expanded, more impoverished people are given hope for the future. You are invaluable to our work as we continue developing sustainable, fair-trade businesses among […]
Put WorldCrafts on Display
Do you have a heart to join in the fight to end poverty – for mothers who don’t have enough to feed their children, much less clothe or educate them – for fathers who have to live apart from their families in order to provide the most basic necessities – for women forced to make unbearable decisions in order to survive? […]