“Gathering Goodness” sisal bag featured by Tayshia Adams
Recommended Price $105
Give $105 or more to the World Vision Fund and receive an on-trend, eco-friendly bag—featured by TV host, multimedia personality, and World Vision supporter Tayshia Adams! A traditional gift for new brides in rural Kenya, this handbag is made by...
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Give $105 or more to the World Vision Fund and receive an on-trend, eco-friendly bag—featured by TV host, multimedia personality, and World Vision supporter Tayshia Adams!
A traditional gift for new brides in rural Kenya, this handbag is made by talented female artisans using sisal fibers extracted from native agave plants. Each bag takes weeks to create and provides income that empowers women to invest in their families and lead change in their communities. Measures approximately 12″ wide by 8.5″ with leather handles and a 6″ drop. All dyes are colorfast, AZO free, and environmentally friendly.
Your gift helps change lives—meeting urgent needs and fueling long-term solutions —bringing relief in times of disaster and helping families lift themselves out of poverty with dignity and hope. This bag is a daily reminder of how your generosity helps change lives and bring hope.
Your donation is tax-deductible less the $44 fair market value of the bag. Please allow 7 – 14 days for delivery. Available while supplies last!
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The multiplying effect from grants and donated goods may change throughout the year on identical or similar offers due to variations in the start and end dates of donor grants and our programs.