Click here for child sponsorship options for Clarence Click here for child sponsorship options for Hazel Basemath (Bess) - click to buy fair trade crafts from Basemath (Bess) Catherine - click to buy fair trade crafts from Catherine

The Meaningful ShopThe Meaningful Shop -A Fair Trade and Child Sponsorship Site

Welcome the Meaningful Shop - a 100% non-profit site dedicate to fair trade, effective child sponsorship, empowering community workers, and implementing large scale projects around the developing world!

We currently have craft groups and children to be sponsored in the Philippines and Uganda.

The Meaningful Shop is an initiative of Meaningful Volunteer.



Child Sponsorship

The Philippines
Click here for ways to sponsor Jelian Jelian
The Philippines - 14 years old

Jelian is a RYE School english student currently at level 3.

Click here to sponsor Jelian

Fair Trade Craft

Uganda
Click here to see the Sling bag Ugandan Sling bag
Crafted by: Scovia

These cloth bags are affectionately known as "Wendy Bags" in honor of an elderly American lady who came to Uganda to teach the GrassRoots Ugandan ladies how to make the bags.

The bags are made from locally sourced fabric on a pedal powered sewing machine.

Community Workers

The Philippines
Click here for ways to sponsor Vivinia Vivinia
Barangay Healthcare Volunteer

BHWs (Barangay (village) Healhcare Workers) are volunteer healthcare workers.   They receive no money from the government and work many hours for no finaincial reward.

Click here to sponsor Vivinia

Project Sponsorship

The Philippines
Click here to learn more about RYE School Philippines RYE School Philippines

Meaningful Volunteer plans to build a RYE School in the small rural town of Sugod in the Philippines.  The school will be used to teach English, computer studies and family planning.

Click here to learn more about this project

Support Volunteer Projects

Uganda
Click here for more info RYE School Netbook Computers

Meaningful Volunteer is about to launch it's RYE School Initiative in Uganda.  Part of the program will be increasing the computer literacy of local Ugandans.  Currently, we have three netbook computers (kindly donated by Bob Bozsa) but we need more computers so as to reach even more Ugandans.  We will take the students through topics such as Windows, Word, Excel and so on.  Even just the ability to type will open up many doors for them.

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Volunteer Programs

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Click here to learn more about RYE School
RYE School Volunteer Program
   
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