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Noonday Collection GUATEMALA L. Atitlan chusta/ szal Rayon - sztuczny jedwab
FAIRTRADE Handmade

Wyjątkowa kolekcja z Ameryki Południowej

Noonday Collection is a people first lifestyle brand that collaborates with artisans in underserved communities to create our selection of soulful goods one handcrafted piece at a time.

Our Purpose
Our purpose is to build a flourishing world where women are empowered, children are cherished, people have jobs, and we are all connected.

Women are empowered

Children are cherished

People have jobs

We are all connected

Our Impact
People
Over 30 million dollars in purchase orders & over million in grants through the Flourishing World Initiative.

We have invested 1.8 million dollars charity partnerships, adoption fundraisers, & grants to Artisans.

Planet
The first Circular Pop Up partnership with ThredUp through Drop & Shop.

Our Partners

How We Work
Conventional Retailers

Cost of goods negotiated to lowest possible price

Limited financing options leave small businesses unable to bear all the costs of production

Payment to suppliers sent months after receiving goods

Cost of goods mutually agreed upon according to Fair Trade standards to ensure Artisans earn a fair income

50% of cost paid months in advance, allowing Artisan Business Partners to purchase materials & provide steady income to Artisans

Payments to Artisan Business Partners for the remaining cost of goods sent promptly upon receiving products

B Corporations (aka "B Corps") are for-profit companies certified by the nonprofit B Lab as meeting rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. The B Corps movement is people using business as force for good; it is a movement of people harnessing the power of business to solve social and environmental problems all over the world.

Our Story
From a Fundraiser to a Brand

In 2010, Jessica Honegger was right in the middle of adopting a child from Rwanda when her home flipping business went belly up due to the recession. She didn't want a financial obstacle to get in the way of completing the adoption.

A friend introduced Jessica to Jalia Matovu, an artisan from Uganda who created beautiful handmade goods but lacked a stable marketplace to grow her venture. Jessica saw a solution to both of their problems: By selling Jalia's handmade goods in the US, Jessica could raise funds to adopt her son, while simultaneously generating revenue for Jalia's venture.

Jessica invited a few friends to her home one evening to shop the collection and the overwhelming reaction to the story and the products propelled Jessica to turn her at-home fundraiser into an actual company that has now invested more than 40 million dollars in some of the world's most underserved communities. In the years since, Noonday has donated more than one million dollars to over 5,000 families to help people like Jessica grow their families through adoption. Jessica's son, Jack, joined their family in 2011. You can find him playing football, eating hamburgers, and making others laugh.

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