Beach Huts thank you cards
This thank you note card features red, white and blue beach huts with the word Thanks! This is a simple thanks card is perfect for anyone as it is a handmade blank card. It has been made by young people in Rwanda who have lost their parents to conflict or disease. By making these fair [...]
FairWind – Fair Trade Gifts
April 25, 2013 by Hannah B
Filed under Allotments & Gardens, Family, Gifts, Home & Garden, Jewellery
TGF are huge fans of FairWind and we think you will be too! FairWind sells wonderful ranges of Fair Trade gifts and handicrafts that have been handmade with great care and attention to detail. The company only stock the finest, high quality Fair Trade products that are desirable and well priced for the British consumer and [...]
Organic Monkey comes to the Rescue this Allergy Awareness Week!
April 21, 2013 by Hannah B
Filed under Babies & Toddlers, Family, Health, Nutrition & Beauty, Lifestyle
Allergy Awareness Week is fast approaching, occurring from 22nd to 28th April 2013. This important week aims to raise awareness of all allergic conditions including food, respiratory, skin and children’s allergies, food intolerance and the anguish of allergy suffers across the United Kingdom.Allergy Awareness Week is organised by Allergy UK, a charity that is dedicated in supporting the [...]
Celebrate Fair-trade Fortnight with Boys&Girls
March 4, 2013 by Hannah B
Filed under Babies & Toddlers, Clothing, Eco & Green Tips, Fair-trade Fortnight, Family, Green Living, Kids & Teens
Fair-trade Fortnight is in full swing, taking place from February 25th to March 10th 2013. Lots of companies globally are getting into the fair-trade spirit and pushing to be that bit more eco-friendly! One of these companies is Boys&Girls with their fantastic t-shirts doing more then just looking good… The clothing brand Boys&Girls is designed [...]
Natural Collection – Offering a Helping Hand
January 21, 2013 by Hannah B
Filed under Fair Trade, Food, Food & Drink, Lifestyle
With it being severely cold this winter, it often feels like leaving the house is a task in itself, which is not worth bearing the cold for! This is where Natural Collection, an earth-friendly fashion and eco-friendly gifts and gadgets company can help! As well as offering a range of fashion, gifts and gadgets, Natural [...]
Introducing Style-is.co.uk: A Search Engine for Sustainable Fashion
January 16, 2013 by Hannah B
Filed under Clothing, Green Living
TGF have discovered that it is often difficult to find ethical alternatives to high street clothing in a quick and easy manner. For this reason we think Style-is.co.uk, an innovative new search engine for sustainable fashion, is the perfect resolution to our shopping issues! Style-is.co.uk is home to thousands of clothing, shoes and accessories from [...]
Order Fair Trade Christmas Trees Now
October 20, 2012 by Brenda
Filed under Fair Trade, Green Living, News & Reviews, Top Picks
Fair Trade Christmas Trees are the ethical way forward. You can order a Fair Trade Christmas Tree with prices, including UK mainland delivery, starting from £40.
Cushions from Chandni Chowk
August 15, 2012 by erica
Filed under Decor & Interiors, Home & Garden
Cushions are a great way of adding a finishing touch to your interior designs. They make us feel cosy and comfortable, plus they have the added bonus of looking good too. I think they can tie a colour scheme together or add an accent colour. If you happen to make a mistake or just fancy [...]
Revamp your Summer Wardrobe with People Tree now!
June 24, 2012 by Hannah B
Filed under Clothing, Family, Featured Posts, Lifestyle
With the summer season now upon us it may be time that you revamp your summer wardrobe and TGF believe that People Tree can assist you with this and help give your wardrobe some TLC! People Tree Limited is recognised by consumers and the fashion industry media as pioneers in Fair Trade and a producer [...]
Guest Post: Five Simple Reasons to Support Fair Trade
October 27, 2011 by Brenda
Filed under Fair Trade, Food & Drink, Green Living, Guest Posts, Top Picks
One of the issues with fair trade is that people don’t know enough about it. It is easier for us to buy a product and never question where it comes from, who made it and why it costs the amount stamped onto the price tag. We also never think about who might be losing out. [...]













