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Almost all of our beautiful goods are hand-crafted in Kenya.  However, we offer some items made here in the U.S.  These include religious prints on photo paper (e.g., Jesu Kenya) and note cards with photos from Kenya. 

Project Harambee provides assistance with burial expenses to those in need.

In a country where the average wage is $1/day and families still are stigmatized if HIV status is known, there is no money for burial at the time of need.  When an HIV patient dies, the government will (with no charge) unceremoniously place the body in a mass grave.  This is without dignity, reverence, or respect for the bereaved family.

Speedy help to HIV+ women and their families would not be possible without the assistance and cooperation of the following groups.  We support each mission, recognize their legitimacy, and are grateful to them:

September 5, 2013.   Project HARAMBEE was featured on Jerome McDonnell's Global Activism segment on NPR's World View today. It's about 40 minutes into the program: http://www.wbez.org/programs/worldview/2013-09-05/irans-attitude-toward-syria-education-reform-mexico-and-supporting