This year’s vendors include:

  • Amani Africa (Africa): Train marginalized women in Africa sewing skills so they may provide for their families with the sale of handmade fair trade bags, clothing, jewelry and accessories.

  • Apparent Project (Haiti): Offer quality education and job skills training to help the poor rise up out of poverty and become future leaders of integrity in Haiti.

  • Christ’s Foundry (Dallas, TX inner city): Help the children, youth, and families of emerging churches in underserved areas as L Fundicion De Cristo, providing programs and meals; selling tamales for support

  • Dawn of Hope (International): Provide spiritual, charitable and educational aid to people who need assistance achieving life skills and pathway to faith and peaceful life.

  • Equal Exchange (Latin America, Africa and Asia): Provide sales channel for fair trade, worker-owned farmer cooperative producing gourmet coffee, tea, cocoa, and chocolate bars.

  • Fair Trade Winds (International): Promote the work of artisans, farmers, and craftspeople around the world by selling their fair trade, ethical, and sustainable products.

  • Feed My Starving Children (International): Coordinates packaging and distribution of food to people in developing nations.

  • Five Blessings Native American Ministry (Colorado and Utah): Supports the Navajo/Diné Tribes of Utah and Western Colorado with sales of handmade woven beaded jewelry.

  • Global Mamas (Ghana) Founded in 2003, the Global Mamas are mothers, wives, grandmothers, sisters, talented entrepreneurs and leaders in their communities across Ghana who produce hand-crafted items using traditional techniques, maintaining local artisanal skills such as batiking, bead-making and Shea butter production.

  • Heavenly Treasures (International): Assist refugees, single mothers, widows, orphans, the physically disabled, those rescued from human trafficking with a fair trade market.

  • Hugs Café (McKinney, Texas) Hugs Café Inc. is a non-profit social enterprise in McKinney, Texas dedicated to providing meaningful training and competitively-paid employment for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

  • Justice For Our Neighbors (North & Central Texas): Offer free and affordable, high-quality immigration legal services, education to the public, and advocacy for our immigrant neighbors

  • Marfa Ministry (Eurasia): Serve Christ by addressing needs of small churches in Eurasia in their journey to self-sufficiency and beyond with sales of art, reproduced in various forms, including prints, puzzles, and more.

  • Mayan Hands (Central America): Empower Mayan women to bring their families out of extreme poverty, continue to live within the culture they cherish and build sustainable futures with sales of fair trade woven items.

  • Ornaments 4 Orphans (Africa): Provide support for orphans and vulnerable children with sales of fair trade items handcrafted by local artisans in Africa, paid a reliable income and continually improving their standard of living.

  • Paper for Water (Global): Raise money to fund water wells and help children in developing countries gain access to clean water sales of handmade origami pieces.

  • Papillion (Haiti): Support at-risk mothers and fathers with full-time artisan jobs in Haiti, creating orphan prevention and family preservation as a viable solution to poverty and economic reform.

  • Quilts for Kids (Plano, Texas) This FUMC Plano ministry has delivered more than 100 quilts to children in hospitals, in just 2024! This provides comfort and warmth to recipients during a challenging time. Sustain their supplies with your purchase from a selection of hand-sewn items.

  • SOUL SISTERS for a CAUSE (USA): Be agents for social good with sales of unique and personalized products made by women for women.

  • The Coventry Reserve (St. Paul, Texas): Support a community where adults with special needs can experience a full, active, and purposeful life with sales of their hand-crafted pottery.

  • Trades of Hope (International): Empower women out of poverty through sustainable business.

  • United Women of Faith (international): Support the mission efforts of the United Methodist’s Women of Faith organization with sales of pecans and pecan candies

  • Wend Africa (Northern Uganda): Improve the lives of war-affected women, one bag at a time, with sales of high quality and fashionable bags made by women in Northern Uganda.