Toolbox: Gifts that Give
Imlakesh Organics
Choose from these S&H finds, and let your gift be one that ripples goodness out into the far reaches of our world.
Contribute to the battle against pediatric cancer by giving a cuffed beanie, and you’ll also be sharing a beanie with a child who is undergoing cancer treatment. ($30) loveyourmelon.com
Stay connected to those you love with the Strike-a-pose yogini assorted notecard set and you will be helping to bring yoga and meditation to those who need it most. ($16) wholesomesoul.com
For children living in poverty, being able to wash their hands can be a matter of life or death. The Bar Soap Set will help to bring soap and clean water to a child in need. ($20) handinhandsoap.com
The real beauty of Vitality and Restoration Serum is that it offers an avenue to support a global battle against hunger. ($89) alightenskincare.com
Poured by hand in Brooklyn, the Hyacinth and Bamboo candle invites the opportunity to bring light to communities that live without electricity. ($55) starlingproject.org
For shoe lovers, the Kualona brings comfort and stability and supports the perpetuation of the Hawaiian culture and the aloha spirit. ($170) olukai.com
The clear direction of the Compass Chain Necklace gives the opportunity to combat human trafficking in Cambodia and offers artisans there a chance to earn a living wage. ($115) thebravecollection.com
Anything but dull, the Collection socks combine a sweet pair of socks with causes ranging from clean water to literacy. ($39.95) consciousstep.com
Support small-scale, fair trade organic farming and delight the chocoholic in your life with the Chocolatier’s Dream Gift Set, made from pure cacao in the form of nibs, powder, and wafers. ($33.50) imlakeshorganics.com
Free resources:
- Look for clothes made with Bluesign design and you’ll be supporting a more sustainable way to produce textiles. bluesign.com
- When you want to give the gift of time, find a nonprofit in your area that could benefit from the unique gifts you have to offer. volunteermatch.org
“As we work to create light for others, we naturally light our own way.”