Fair Trade Shopping Event Reflects the Holiday Spirit ; Handcrafted Goods Sale Benefits Women and Children in Third World Countries.
Dayton Daily News › December 10, 2009
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BEAVERCREEK -- Zeph Bagambiki can never return to his native land, but he hasn't forgotten those left behind.
"These are made by orphans and we send the money back to Rwanda to help with their school fees," he explained to the visitors who were examining the colorful dolls and baskets.See the full content of this document
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Fair Trade Shopping Event Reflects the Holiday Spirit ; Handcrafted Goods Sale Benefits Women and Children in Third World Countries.
Bagambiki, who escaped his country's civil war with his wife and children, resettled in Dayton in 200...
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