Your gifts give back.
Give your friends, family, teachers and clients a luxury hand-poured charcoal soap or votive candle, made in Brooklyn. Each product is wrapped in a red gift box and includes a booklet about the impact. For each one sold, you will provide a woman in Kenya with a new charcoal-efficient stove.
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1 Strong Women Uplift Strong Women Sticker
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3 Pack of Women Uplifting Women Stickers
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Charcoal Soap
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Perfect Present
All charcoal gifts include:
- A color brochure, explaining the impact of a new stove.
- A festive red box, tied with ribbon and gift tag.
- Include a personalized gift message when you checkout, and we will handwrite the card for you.
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How You Help
Cooking over open fires is one of the largest - but least well-known - killers of women and children around the globe. It is also a leading cause of climate change, producing toxic black carbon.
Your support is life-changing.
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A Deadly Problem
Four million people die each year from inhaling smoke while cooking their meals over open fires.
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The toxic smoke causes respiratory illnesses like pneumonia, and mostly affects woman and their children strapped to their backs or playing nearby.
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It's equivalent to smoking two packs of cigarettes per day.
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A Life-Saving Solution
A charcoal efficient stove drastically reduces carbon emissions and cooks food faster.
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On average, they save half as much fuel as cooking over an open fire, saving people money on charcoal.
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Each stove also prevents 6 trees from being cut down and used for firewood.
You're creating good jobs.
When you buy a charcoal gift, you are helping Mukuru Stoves, a female-founded organization in Kenya. Using recycled metals, they are hiring women to make and sell affordable cookstoves throughout Kenya. Your help is empowering women and supporting hundreds of good jobs.
We believe
No woman should die because she had to cook her meals over an open fire.