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Rainforest Native supports Global Goods Partners
December 2009
Donna Karan's Urban Zen Foundation hosted a sale by Global Goods Partners, a fair-trade, not-for-profit organization dedicated to alleviating poverty and promoting social justice around the world. Items by Rainforest Native, SurRevolution, Piel Acida and other fare trade enterprises were sold to benefit their work of supporting women in marginalized communities by selling sustainable handicrafts, thereby encouraging responsible natural resource management. Needless to say everyone wins in this equation!
Rainforest Native at Mountainfilm Festival in Telluride
June 2009
Mountainfilm is the festival for documentary filmmakers, explorers, social and environmental activists and entrepreneurs. And Rainforest Native donated 100 bracelets to support this exceptional event and organization.
Rainforest Native sponsors the Green Schools Alliance
Earth Day, New York City, 2009
Rainforest Native underwrote the Green Schools Alliance booth at NYSchools 09 and at Earthfair, Grand Central Station, by donating 100 bracelets and letting K-12 students sell them. The schoolchildren raised over $500 and learned to talk to visitors about the importance of buying fair-trade, non-timber forest products from the Amazon to combat climate change. We look forward to doing more events with schools in the future.
Rainforest Native at the American Museum of Natural History 09 Fundraiser
April 23, 2009
Rainforest Native donated 700 bracelets to the Environmental Lecture Series at the American Museum of Natural History, the proceeds of which benefitted educational programs and the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation.The 09 Guest panel featured Sloane Barnett, Alisa Gravitz and Gus Speth. Guests enjoyed organic food and Sambazon acai sorbet!
Rainforest Native supports the Waterkeeper Alliance
June 2008. Rainforest Native donates 350 bracelets to support the launch of the Dirty Lie Campaign by Waterkeeper at Greenhouse in NYC.
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Rainforest Native supports Conservation International
June 2008. Rainforest Native donates 600 bracelets to support the mission of Conservation International.
Rainforest Native at the American Museum of Natural History
April 24, 2008. Rainforest Native donates 700 bracelets to the Environmental Lecture Series at the American Museum of Natural History, the proceeds of which benefitted educational programs and the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation.
Rainforest Native at the Benefit Concert for the Rainforest Foundaiton
May 8, 2008. Rainforest Native donated 800 bracelets for the
"Some Kind of Legacy" Concert at Carnegie Hall, featuring Sting,
James Taylor, Billy Joel, Brian Wilson and many other artists.
They liked them so much that they are now available on their
website, with proceeds benefiting their organization and their
work with the indigenous people of the Amazon.
Rainforest Native at the Oscars
February 22, 2009 Our bracelets were included in the goodie bags at
the Green Pavillion during the Academy Awards.
Baywatch and environmental activist Alexandra Paul modeling the bracelets
Charlie Rose wearing Rainforest Bracelet
December 4th, 2008
Acclaimed journalist and interviewer Charlie Rose was recently seen wearing a Rainforest Native acai bracelet during his interview with Arianna Huffington.
http://www.charlierose.com/view/clip/9742
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