Showing posts with label fair trade sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fair trade sports. Show all posts

Friday, December 11, 2009

Doug Stephan Five-Away



The Doug Stephan Radio Show is holding a two week fair trade product five-away contest! Enter to win by adding yourself as a Facebook friend. Items range from a $100.00 gift certificate from Indigenous Designs which offers eco-chic fair trade and organic fashion; a Fair Trade Sports deluxe Eco-certified football; a Be Sweet cuddly bamboo baby knit cap; a luscious chocolate and green tea basket from Equal Exchange; Anti-Body’s Nutcracker Sweet moisturizing lip balm set; decadent dark chocolate bars from Alter Eco; a gift basket featuring Ugandan dark roast from Thanksgiving Coffee; and a ingeniously retooled wallet made from recycled tires from One World Projects.
Contest runs through Dec. 18th!

Sunday, August 2, 2009

RESPECT Found in CocoEco


CocoEco Magazine, media sponsor of Fair Trade the White House, recently wrote an article, The NBA's Eco Warrior on LA Lakers' basketball star, Jordan Farmar who is featured holding a Fair Trade Sports basketball! A progressive "greenie" himself, Farmar is using his celebrity influence for a postive change.

Read the article at CocoEco Magazine starting at
page 70 in Issue 6. And don't forget to enter
yourself in their $600 Fair Trade Give-Away!

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Another Mention for Respect Fair Trade Sports Balls


Check out the world's first fairly made, fairly traded sports balls write up at Got2BeGreen! Respect Fair Trade Sports balls are vegan, sweat-free and union made.

Discover more resources at Got2BeGreen.com.

Both Respect Fair Trade Sports and Got2BeGreen are proud supporters of Fair Trade the White House. Join them in the "Fair Party" and sign the invitation to First Lady to Fair Trade her Home.

Don't forget to check out their free shipping offer under Savings at FTWH!




Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Fair Trade: Kickin’ It!







What is made of eco-certified rubber, filled with air and involves no child labor? If you said Fair Trade sports balls you are way too smart. Seattle-based Fair Trade Sports manufactures fair trade certified and eco-certified sports balls for soccer, football, basketball, rugby, and volleyball. Founded in the fall of 2006 by Scott James, a former Microsoft marketing manager, the company donates 100% of its after-tax profits to various children’s charities.

Made with eco-certified rubber from forests in Sri Lanka and India that are Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified, each ball has also been marked Fair Trade Certified (TM). As the company grows, James hopes to “create a better synthetic outer shell, moving further away from petroleum-based components, use organic cotton for the stitching and internal batting, and use vegetable dyes for the exterior graphics.”

In addition to food, flowers, and body-care, kick up your use of fair trade goods by heading over to Fair Trade Sports and purchasing your own ball.

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