For Dignity's Hug Mug and Hot Chocolate Gift Box - Winter's Comfort
A beautiful gift pack of rich hot chocolate and Australian made stoneware mug.
Fairtrade hot chocolate by Change Coffee
400ml mug crafted by Robert Gordon in five colour options
Gift wrapped and ready to send directly with a personalised gift tag.
For Dignity, a member of Be Slavery Free’s coalition is generously donating $3 with each of these Gift Boxes sold.
A beautiful gift pack of rich hot chocolate and Australian made stoneware mug.
Fairtrade hot chocolate by Change Coffee
400ml mug crafted by Robert Gordon in five colour options
Gift wrapped and ready to send directly with a personalised gift tag.
For Dignity, a member of Be Slavery Free’s coalition is generously donating $3 with each of these Gift Boxes sold.
A beautiful gift pack of rich hot chocolate and Australian made stoneware mug.
Fairtrade hot chocolate by Change Coffee
400ml mug crafted by Robert Gordon in five colour options
Gift wrapped and ready to send directly with a personalised gift tag.
For Dignity, a member of Be Slavery Free’s coalition is generously donating $3 with each of these Gift Boxes sold.
For Dignity
It was 2016 when For Dignity was launched, the little shop helping stop human trafficking.
Its founder Heather Rayside just returned to Melbourne from living in Vietnam for seven years. She had seen firsthand the power of business to transform lives and communities for the better.
So it lit a fire in her belly to become part of the solution to the fastest growing global crime against humanity through business. A mission for creating real and lasting change for good. To empower regular consumers to have a choice to use your hard-earned income for good.
Today, For Dignity is more than a shop offering lovely fairtrade, eco-friendly and handmade products.
For Dignity’s collaboration with freedom businesses, which offer dignified employment to survivors of exploitation uses business solutions to tackle human trafficking.
Meet the Maker
Robert Gordon Pottery is a family-owned, Australian business. They have been making pottery since 1945 and handcrafted it with care; it can take up to 12 skilled workers to create one design from start to finish. They are made in Melbourne.