Even though slavery was abolished globally nearly a century ago, there are still more than 28 million people trapped in forced labor worldwide.
Poverty and lack of access to education create opportunities for those who stand to benefit from the exploitation of vulnerable men, women, and children.
Forced labor takes the form of work with little to no pay, fear and coercion, and restricted freedom of movement. This heinous crime often occurs at the beginning of the supply chain when our food is harvested, our clothes are made, and the materials used in our buildings are extracted, lowering costs and creating an unfair capitalistic model.
Grace Farms is uniquely able to bring the public, nonprofits, businesses, and government agencies together to address the most pressing humanitarian issues of our time.
Since opening in 2015, tea and coffee have been a central part of bringing people together and demonstrating our commitment to ethical and sustainable supply chains.
Now, we invite everyone to join in our work by simply enjoying our ethically and sustainably sourced tea & coffee that give back 100% of profits to support Design For Freedom - a movement to end forced and child labor worldwide.
Design For Freedom is a humanitarian movement to end forced and child labor in the building materials supply chain by raising awareness and creating new systems for ethical sourcing of materials used in our public spaces, homes, and schools.
Design For Freedom is creating a new model for transparent supply chains while demonstrating design principles in action by creating tangible examples of how we build a future free of forced labor.
100% of the Grace Farms Tea & Coffee's profits directly supports the Design For Freedom movement. To learn more, visit Design For Freedom.
