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Since 1999, The S.P.I.R.A.L. Foundation has financed humanitarian aid projects with the proceeds generated by income producing handicraft workshops. Currently 1000 Vietnamese and Nepalese are employed with fair wages based on an hourly rate and not on piece-work.
All net proceeds from the handicraft sales are returned to Vietnam and Nepal to fund primary health care, medical and educational projects, giving to those involved in the production process a sense of pride that comes by helping and sustaining many others, in even greater need than themselves. Members of all The Spiral Foundation Workshops play an active role in the allocation and monitoring of all funds generated by proceeds from the sales of The Spiral Foundation crafts.
All of these crafts are produced with a consciousness towards the environment. Discarded materials are often used for / or incorporated in the crafts. All items are produced with a consciousness towards the preservation and the revival of the local handicraft traditions.




We are pleased at Muenda to be introducing a new range of bags made out of trash (yup, trash bags). These are from Ghana and made by the women of 





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