Angels made by street children in Harare.
Hark! Our angels make wonderful ethical gifts for your loved ones at any time of year, not just for Christmas. Pop them on your wedding breakfast tables for your guests to take home as a message of peace and love. Or hang them around the home as interior decorations, they even make great light pulls.
In Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, the charity, One Hope, helps to rescue and rehabilitate vulnerable street boys. To support their work they sell these beautiful, beaded products, handmade by the young people they care for. Your purchase funds street outreach, counselling, basic food, health and accommodation needs, vocational training and much more.
Give a gift that gives twice.
Hark! Our angels make wonderful ethical gifts for your loved ones at any time of year, not just for Christmas. Pop them on your wedding breakfast tables for your guests to take home as a message of peace and love. Or hang them around the home as interior decorations, they even make great light pulls.
In Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, the charity, One Hope, helps to rescue and rehabilitate vulnerable street boys. To support their work they sell these beautiful, beaded products, handmade by the young people they care for. Your purchase funds street outreach, counselling, basic food, health and accommodation needs, vocational training and much more.
Give a gift that gives twice.
Hark! Our angels make wonderful ethical gifts for your loved ones at any time of year, not just for Christmas. Pop them on your wedding breakfast tables for your guests to take home as a message of peace and love. Or hang them around the home as interior decorations, they even make great light pulls.
In Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, the charity, One Hope, helps to rescue and rehabilitate vulnerable street boys. To support their work they sell these beautiful, beaded products, handmade by the young people they care for. Your purchase funds street outreach, counselling, basic food, health and accommodation needs, vocational training and much more.
Give a gift that gives twice.