Non-Profit Trunk Show in Robbinsville
WHAT: Trunk Show to Benefit Nest
WHEN: May 2 11AM - 4PM
WHERE: The Former Wachovia Building beside Texaco Food Mart on Hwy 129 in Robbinsville
WHY: ALL proceeds go directly to Nest
We will be hosting a trunk show to benefit Nest, a nonprofit organization dedicated to changing the lives of women in developing countries. The mission of Nest is to support women artists and artisans in the developing world by helping them create sustainable entrepreneurial businesses. To do this, Nest provides micro-credit loans to be used for the purchase of the supplies and materials necessary to begin and/or maintain art or craft-based businesses.
The funds for these loans are generated by selling a unique line of clothing, accessories and merchandise for the home produced exclusively for Nest by a group of artists and designers. The Nest line also includes ceramic pottery, women’s clothing and other items with the Nest logo. In addition to these exclusive items created by well-known designers, the recipients of Nest loans in developing countries also make their crafts available to Nest as repayment for the micro-credit loans. These items, too, are incorporated into the Nest line of merchandise. In this way, Nest draws together artists from across the globe into a cooperative network with a shared vision of mutual support.
When you buy from Nest, you have not only have purchased a unique and beautiful item for yourself or your home, you have participated in a proven effort to better the lives of women all across the globe.
The funds for these loans are generated by selling a unique line of clothing, accessories and merchandise for the home produced exclusively for Nest by a group of artists and designers. The Nest line also includes ceramic pottery, women’s clothing and other items with the Nest logo. In addition to these exclusive items created by well-known designers, the recipients of Nest loans in developing countries also make their crafts available to Nest as repayment for the micro-credit loans. These items, too, are incorporated into the Nest line of merchandise. In this way, Nest draws together artists from across the globe into a cooperative network with a shared vision of mutual support.
When you buy from Nest, you have not only have purchased a unique and beautiful item for yourself or your home, you have participated in a proven effort to better the lives of women all across the globe.
Nest and its founder, Rebecca Kousky have been featured on CNN, in Country Living, Cosmopolitan, Martha Stewart's Body & Soul Magazine, and Rachel Ray Everyday Magazine to name a few. I attended Wake Forest University with Rebecca and I wholeheartedly support the Nest mission.
Thanks to everyone who attended the Trunk Show!!! It was a great success, raising almost $1300 for women in poverty.
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