IJM Gift of Freedom 2010 from International Justice Mission on Vimeo.
Tom Davis Posted this on beliefnet.com a couple of weeks ago. He recently posted a video about the same topic. I like it!!! Good Job TOM!!! I took his challenge and started researching Christmas presents with proceeds that benefit victims of sex trafficking. You can put things under the tree AND contribute to the abolitionist foundations at the SAME TIME!!!!!! You can also add some of these beautiful gifts on your own Christmas list.
Cool Looking T-Shirts at Exoduscry
T-Shirts, Jewelry, Bags, Stickers and Books at the Sold Project
EVERYTHING from Toys to Rugs, beautiful Jewelry and purses at the Emancipation Network, made by survivors.
Hand Cream and Tote Bag to Benefit Somaly Mam at The Body Shop
T-Shirts Jewelry Pins Love146
Coffee Saints
Tom Davis Novel "Priceless"
Art/Jewelry/Shoes/Purses/T-Shirts/Coffee/Bath and Body and Accessories at Not for Sale
Jewelry and Accessories from Somaly Mam
Jewelry, Stickers, Books, T-Shirts, DVD's at Free the Slaves
Nightlight Jewelry made by people rescued from trafficking situations
Here is an entire online magazine of products that benefit Trafficked Victims.
At Free to Shop 10-50% of the proceeds go to foundations that are working to end Modern Day Slavery.
CUTE Bags from Buy Her Bag Not Her Body
Eco Friendly Bags from Riji Green
Home Made soups from Sapa Sapa
Shoes Against Sex Trafficking at Shoe Revolt
Fashionable Clothes and Accessories at Stop Traffic Fashion
Chocolate, Coffee, Crafts and More at the Global Exchange
Food and Coffee at Fair Trade Exchange (I highly recommend purchasing fair trade chocolates and coffees because a lot of our "normal" products like Hershey's and nestle use slave labor to procure the cocoa beans)
Bag and Necklace at the SET boutique
T-Shirts DVDs etc. at GEMs
For that person that's hard to shop for, you could also make a donation to a foundation in your loved ones name!
Happy Christmas Shopping!
