Maya Traditions     Fair Trade Hand Made Imports    San Francisco, California     Panajachel, Guatemala




SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS


When you purchase our handmade Guatemalan products, you are helping the artisans in many ways.

First, the women receive payment for their work in accordance with the objectives of the Fair Trade Federation.

Secondly, Maya Traditions returns a portion of the profits earned to our education and health projects. After interviews of the women were done in 1996 it was revealed that education and health were their most pressing needs. Over the years the women have assisted in the development of these projects that benefit their families.










DONATIONS


We are unable to meet all of the needs of the women's communities we work with for assistance in health and education. Donations are gratefully accepted to help sustain our projects and provide more scholarships to the children of the weavers.

CONTACT:

Maya Traditions
3922 Mission St
San Francisco, Ca. 94112
Tel: (415) 587-2172
Email: mail@mayatraditions.com
Website: www.mayatraditions.com
Global Exchange, a non profit organization (501 C3) serves as the fiscal sponsor for our projects in Guatemala.

For tax deductible donations write checks to: Global Exchange/ Maya Education Fund. Please send the donation to our San Francisco office address listed above, so that we can personally follow though with the staff at Global Exchange. This ensures the donation will be deposited in the correct account and that you receive written acknowledgment that the transfer has been made.

If you do not need your donation to be tax deductible, just send a check made out to Tradiciones Mayas (our business name in Spanish) and we will deposit it directly into the project account in Guatemala. This donation can also be sent to our San Francisco office as well.

If you have any questions email: jane@mayatradions.com or mail@mayatraditions.com

To reach our office in Guatemala call: 011-502-7762-2829 . Jennifer, Marta, or Jane can assist you in English.

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