Fair World Marketplace was a fair trade store
(a Ten Thousand Villages partner store) located in Syracuse/DeWitt, New York. Over seven years, sales from this store provided more than $250,000 in income for artisan and farmer co-ops throughout the world. Declining sales following the 2008 recession forced the store's closure in 2011.
Thank you for your support for fair trade!

Friday, March 7, 2008

International Women's Day

Join us in celebrating
The International Women’s Day
2008 theme of
“Investing in Women & Girls:  Financing for Gender Equality”
Fair trade provides hope & financial empowerment for disadvantaged women and 
support VERA HOUSE at the same time
  March 15-31st

  • Every purchase between March 15-31st enters you into a drawing for a sterling silver bracelet
  • Buy a Vera House “white ribbon campaign” bracelet for $1, & we will add a .50c premium to it
  • Bring paper products for Vera House and receive a 10% off coupon for use on your next purchase
  • Buy a Fair World Marketplace jute bag made by former prostitutes in Calcutta &
  •   Fair World Marketplace will donate 30% to VERA HOUSE

Help empower women!
Enjoy coffee and hot cocoa while you shop

International Women's Day 2008
UN Conferences and Events
WHO | International Women's Day 2008
International Women's Day 2008
WomenWatch: International Women's Day



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