Dolma Provides an Alternative Income to Struggling Communities
Andrew Robertson — June 20, 2012 — Social Good
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As a member of the Fair Trade Federation Dolma is proud to feature personal accessories and home decor handmade by economically challenged communities throughout India.
Founded by Melinda Hselton in 2006, Dolma aims to undo the negative impact that poverty has on children, families and communities throughout India. The ultimate goal is to provide sustainable assistance to the fair trade partners and schools that Dolma supports. All of the products are beautifully handcrafted by skilled artisans who infuse their work with the rich cultural background of their country which makes for some truly authentic and mesmerizing products.
Dolma also donates 15% of their profits to schools for children in need.
Contact Information
Dolma website
Dolma on Facebook
Dolma on Twitter
Founded by Melinda Hselton in 2006, Dolma aims to undo the negative impact that poverty has on children, families and communities throughout India. The ultimate goal is to provide sustainable assistance to the fair trade partners and schools that Dolma supports. All of the products are beautifully handcrafted by skilled artisans who infuse their work with the rich cultural background of their country which makes for some truly authentic and mesmerizing products.
Dolma also donates 15% of their profits to schools for children in need.
Contact Information
Dolma website
Dolma on Facebook
Dolma on Twitter
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