
Amaz Foods
Sources cocoa directly from Peruvian farmers, increasing their income by 70% through fair prices and training to increase quality and environmental sustainability.

Café Compadre
Provides small coffee farmers with solar-powered technology to roast their beans, and purchases and distributes the roasted coffee, resulting in 70% more revenue for the farmers.

Frutiawajun
Empowers Amazon indigenous communities to commercialize rainforest fruits and products, increasing their income while also protecting the environment.

HouseKipp
Trains and hires women for a cleaning service, providing them with formal contracts, fair wages, training and career development opportunities.

Inka Moss
Trains Andean farmers to collect sphagnum moss and become suppliers in its value chain, providing them with training, fair wages, technology and infrastructure development.

Project Pietà
Helps inmates gain skills in fashion design and production to independently earn income to support their families while in prison and after release.

Suritex
Buys fiber from alpaqueros at fair market prices and offers training and employment in processing, knitting and manufacturing of high-end alpaca textile products to rural women.







