bonJOY is a "little box of good," a quarterly subscription box service that goes beyond fair trade. Each quarter, they feature a handful of fashion, beauty, and living goods from brands who support employment and rehabilitation for women who have survived trafficking and exploitation, or who are at-risk.
Cost: $35/month
Shipping: Free - US only
Promo Code: GIRLMEETSBOX - Save $2 off an order of $25+ (expires at the end of the 2016)
The box includes a product info card, info pamphlets on the featured brands, along with some coupon codes.
Dsenyo Juliana Acai Earrings
$19 $13.99
These acai seed earrings are made by a cooperative of artisans in northeastern Brazil whose goal is use materials and processes that have a minimal environmental impact.
Scarlet Threads Scrappy Potholder
$4
Besides being bright and eclectic (kitchen essentials!), these potholders get eco-friendly bonus points since they're made of scraps from other projects. The Scarlet Threads founders here have a heart for orphan care and at-risk families in China. They're bringing economic empowerment to communities to prevent tragedies and fight injustices while bringing boutique-quality goods to the US.
The THX Co. French Vanilla Medium Roast Coffee
$1.33/2.5 oz
This French Vanilla coffee from Guatemala is ethically sourced. They also offer a coffee subscription where 100% off of their profits are invested back into the social cause of your choice.
Thistle Farms Lavender Lotion
$3/1 oz
Made with shea butter, and essential oils; nature's finest moisturizing ingredients. The product is handmade by Thistle Farms, a community of women survivors of addiction, prostitution, and trafficking in Nashville, Tennessee.
bonJOY is a subscription box that is a passion project. They are committed to supporting causes that make a positive impact in the lives of the artisans. They research to make sure every product supports good causes, is made by ethical means, and delivers a fair wage to those who made it. $1 from each of these boxes goes to The A21 Campaign, an organization doing incredible work in the fight against human trafficking.
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