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Holiday Gift Idea: Fair Trade Coffee Set

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During the holiday seasons I am always running around like crazy trying to buy gifts for my family and friends.   Often the holidays become a season of greed with everyone spending a lot of money trying to get others the best present.   Most people also hope to receive great presents as well.  This year, why not send an awesome gift that gives back?  The 2014 World Vision Gift Catalog offers gifts for everyone on your list that also help those in poverty.

There are more than 250 items, available in a variety of price ranges, available online and in the print catalog to help improve quality of life for women, children and families in the U.S. and around the world. You can receive handcrafted gifts that are perfect for holiday baking or entertaining and also give to those that are most in need.

Fair Trade Coffee Set from World Vision

Some of my favorite products from this collection include:

Prosperity Cinnamon: Know a friend or family member who loves to bake? Each beautifully-carved cinnamon bark box contains 3 oz. of cinnamon and bears a common Asian character for prosperity. Vietnam’s renowned sweet cinnamon is a renewable resource collected from the Cassia tree, sold to benefit generations of hard-working families. $85

Hand-Carved Serving Spoons: A perfect gift for holiday entertaining, each beautiful set of two hand-carved olivewood serving spoons is delivered in a gift bag of African fabric hand-sewn by local women. The serving spoons are made to benefit orphans of the Kamba tribe in Kenya. $65

Fair-Trade Coffee Set: For the coffee lover, this 12 oz. coffee set is blended by OneCup.org, using delicious flavors from Ethiopia, Sumatra, and Costa Rica, and is delivered in a gift bag of African fabric hand-sewn by local women. $65

I received the fair trade coffee set and have to say it is a pretty cool gift.   The coffee is a delicious blend of fair trade coffee that is great for breakfast or dessert.   The set comes with a gorgeous hand-carved olivewood scoop.   All of the items are placed in an African bag that is hand sewn by local women.  The bag is beautiful and brightly colored.  I’m sure anyone would be happy to receive this gift at the holidays.  Plus, you get the added benefit of knowing that you are helping someone in need.

Want to learn more about World Vision?   Please visit them on Facebook and on Twitter.

Would you like to receive a Fair-Trade Coffee Set?   Simply go to the World Vision website and tell me which handmade gift you’d like to give someone this year.  Don’t forget to leave your e-mail so I can connect you if you are my winner!  If you’d like an additional entry, follow World Vision on Facebook and Twitter and leave a comment telling me you did either one or both.  You’ll receive an extra entry for following on Facebook and another one for following on Twitter.  Giveaway ends October 17, 2014 at midnight.

 

I received a Fair Trade Coffee Set from World Vision for my honest review.   All opinions are 100% my own.  

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  8. G

    I actually think I will do some shopping on this site for this Xmas. My mom would really like the embroidered silk scarf and my sister would like several of the bracelets they have. I absolutly love this coffee gift set. Both my mom and my hubby would love to have it. They both love love love good coffee and I really like the bag and scoop that come with it….. I saw they had a set of serving spoons that are similar and I like them as well. I’d love to win this coffee set. Thank you for the chance. I enjoy reading your blog.

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  10. 1955nurse

    Actually, I have a friend who would LOVE the Hand carved serving spoon set!!((1955nursehjc4me(at)way(dot)com)) And Ilove this coffee set!

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  17. Deanna Middendorf

    Colors of Asia Necklace & Bracelet Set is so so pretty but I loved every item I saw and I would choose different items for different people.

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  26. debbie

    I think the Prosperity Cinnamon would make a great gift and I’d love to give it to my sister-in-law who loves to cook. fourkidsrgreat(at)gmail(dot)com

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  28. Amy Honious

    I would love to give the Artisan Multi-colored Necklace to my daughter or the embroidered silk scarf to my mom! Thanks for a great giveaway 🙂
    hmama piggy at aol dot com

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  29. Becky Peters

    Would love, love, love, the Royal Silk Scarf. But since it’s going to be Christmas I would probably give it to my daughter.

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  30. Deb Anderson

    I think one of the coolest gifts you can give a loved one is a $50 donation “Where Most Needed” for girls and women. Most of us in the Western World have everything we need already. Helping others as a “gift” to someone you love would reverberate all over the world.

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  54. Debbi H

    I love that you are promoting World Vision! They are awesome!
    I love the royal silk scarf. That would make such a beautiful gift for my daughter. I love their coffee, too! Thank you for the chance to win some.

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  86. Kathy Hanley

    I would love to receive the Silver Vines Cuff as a gift. It is a piece of jewelry I could see myself wearing for years!

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  102. Kate Collins

    I would totally get my mom the thai necklace and bracelet set in turquoise! She loves that color and she went to Thailand a few years ago and LOVED it! We are planning a trip back in a couple of years so this would be an amazing reminder. Everything is gorgeous, though!

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  106. Melissa C.

    I’d love to give the Turquoise Thai Bracelet & Necklace to my sister-in-law. I think she would love it! camelfam at gmail dot com

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  119. Kristie D.

    I would love to give the Multi-colored Beaded Cross Necklace! Beautiful!! kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you!

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  140. Kathleen

    That silver cuff is beautiful, although it most likely wouldn’t fit my tiny wrists. I love the scarves and hand carved serving spoons too. I actually do this every year with World Vision. I buy chickens or food or something and donate the money in someone’s name. Usually my dad and step-mom because they are way difficult to buy for and honestly don’t need anything. I’ve never gotten the gifts though. I just leave the money with World Vision. Great program. I wish they would extend the places in the US that you can give to though. I would like more choices. There are a lot of suffering people here too.

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