Fair Trade
A “trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency, and respect, that seeks greater equity in international trade. It contributes to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to, and securing the rights of, disadvantaged producers and workers — especially in the [Global] South.” – definition by FINE, a grouping of Fair Trade organizations that created a widely accepted definition of Fair Trade in 1998
Fair Trade
A form of hunger ministry
The Presbyterian Hunger Program works to alleviate hunger and eliminate its causes.Fair Trade is an economic model that helps people:
- Access needed resources
- Provide for their families
- Gain control over their lives
- Live with increased dignity
- Tell their stories
ProductsFind coffee, tea, chocolate, handcrafts, clothing, food and more | Educational materialsDownload and order brochures, Bible studies, posters and more | |
Travel and eventsExplore Fair Trade delegations, conferences and other events | Find Fair TradeDiscover what’s behind various labels and search for Fair Trade outlets near you | |
What your church can doCongregational sales are key ways to spread the benefits to farmers and artisans | Give and investWhether an investment with return or tax-deductible gift, your money can support Fair Trade | |
Did you know?
The PC(USA)’s Fair Trade work is coordinated by the Presbyterian Hunger Program, thanks in part to support by the One Great Hour of Sharing Offering. PHP is thankful for the continued generosity of Presbyterians that enables us – together – to witness the healing love of Christ. Learn how your congregation can support OGHS, or give today.FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Jessica MaudlinAssociate Enough for Everyone
Presbyterian Hunger Program
800-728-7228 x5626







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