Social Enterprise Gift Guide 2017
If you’re a social enterprise and you’d like us to showcase your products & services please fill out this form.
Looking for a gift? Why not make a purchase that won’t just make the receiver happy, but will also benefit Ontario, and your local community? Throughout the year SEontario will be showcasing different Social Enterprises that you can purchase your gifts from.
If you find this guide useful, please let the social enterprise know when you purchase a gift from them.
Browse through the goods and services that Ontario Social Enterprises have to offer you.
Gift Guide Partners & Funders
Recycled paper bead necklaces, bracelets and earrings made in Uganda by caregivers of beneficiary children supported by Children of Hope Uganda.
133 nursery school children, ages 3 to 7, 310 war-affected youth trained at COHU vocational school in carpentry, bricklaying and tailoring
$10 - $50
Give your loved one the gift of a local organic meal at The Root Cellar restaurant, located in London's Old East Village! Enjoy an ethically-sourced & expertly-prepared dish crafted by Chef Paul Harding.
Democratic work environment. Committed support of local organic farms and food producers. Waste streams reintegrated through intensive composting program.
All
We offer private households and London businesses with professional junk and furniture removal, as well as cleaning services.
Impact has a triple bottom line: economic, social and environmental.
$100 +
Our beer is brewed with local and organic ingredients. Our Local 117 is brewed using only ingredients sourced from within 117KMs of our brewery. To us, this is a truly local beer
We brew beer using organic ingredients and all processes incorporate strategies of waste reduction, reuse of materials, and a close integration with our environment.
Less than $10
Pharmacist approved all natural barrier balm created for patients undergoing chemotherapy.
Our mission is to donate a portion of sales 2-5% of each jar to our Chemotherapy units to cover expenses of parking, and extra medications.
$10 - $50
Gently used books to sold by volunteers to support a local literacy organization
All proceeds support the free and confidential literacy programs offered by Gateway Centre for Learning
Less than $10
The basics of what you need to know to begin your journey on the Red Road. A primer on Indigenous culture for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous readers, based on Traditional Teachings and experiences.
Working towards Indigenous Healing and Reconciliation.
$10 - $50
Mouthwatering gourmet soup that creates meaningful employment for individuals with (dis)Abilities
The Raw Carrot envisions a world where everyone can be meaningfully employed and able to meet their basic needs
Less than $10
Online Gift Guide Designed and created by:
Frederic Sune; he is also the Cofounder of the Ottawa Tool Library
