Tissue Paper Box Holder Made with African Fabrics
Add a pop of color to your office, bathroom, bedside table and more. These tissue box covers are made with African sourced fabrics. Your purchase goes right back to Muko, Uganda for the community to use as they develop programs to improve the loves of those living there. For example they purchased ambulances to help those in remote areas get to treatment faster (previously people were hand carried on liters - often taking two days to get close to help.) They offer scholarships to young children to go to grade school (schools are not free in Uganda). They even built a hardware store in an abandoned building to make it possible for people to access tools and parts to improve their homes and repair things like shovels used in farming.
Add a pop of color to your office, bathroom, bedside table and more. These tissue box covers are made with African sourced fabrics. Your purchase goes right back to Muko, Uganda for the community to use as they develop programs to improve the loves of those living there. For example they purchased ambulances to help those in remote areas get to treatment faster (previously people were hand carried on liters - often taking two days to get close to help.) They offer scholarships to young children to go to grade school (schools are not free in Uganda). They even built a hardware store in an abandoned building to make it possible for people to access tools and parts to improve their homes and repair things like shovels used in farming.
Add a pop of color to your office, bathroom, bedside table and more. These tissue box covers are made with African sourced fabrics. Your purchase goes right back to Muko, Uganda for the community to use as they develop programs to improve the loves of those living there. For example they purchased ambulances to help those in remote areas get to treatment faster (previously people were hand carried on liters - often taking two days to get close to help.) They offer scholarships to young children to go to grade school (schools are not free in Uganda). They even built a hardware store in an abandoned building to make it possible for people to access tools and parts to improve their homes and repair things like shovels used in farming.