Our Roots

2006 Tae Moh Hai: Started working with women in my village.Natural dying, cutting, stitching. Youth work with local Temple

“Fair Trade is a trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, that seeks greater equity in international trade. Fair Trade contributes to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to, and securing the rights of, marginalized producers and workers – especially in the South." (WFTO, November 2009)

Why Fair Trade? The Family Tree wants to benefit the artisans who make our products, our customers, our country, the environment and our family.

www.wfto.com

The Family Tree are for Fair Trade because this movement respects and values producers and customers as people, working together towards a better life and a better world. This is a meaningful goal.

The Family Tree is operated according to the principles of Fair Trade

10 Principles of Fair Trade

Thai government Green initiatives

Inspired, independent, green hearted artisans

Great workBy NGOs

Since 2006, we have worked with Buddhist monks and a network of friends to plant trees. We initiated the Greener Tomorrow project to plant 84,000 trees for HM the King of Thailand. 2011-13, our shop donated $3000 USD to tree planting. We also coordinate with friends to make sure that for every 1000 Baht spent in the shop, at least 1 tree is planted.

We Actively Support Hua Hin…Our Destination:

Help to promote green and good tourism in and around Hua Hin…Helping Hua Hin to attract more

green and good tourists…

Women, Seniors, FamiliesRetirees / Green LifestylersEducated, interesting peopleScandinavia, Germany, Netherlands, UK

Some interest from:Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Chinese We still want to attract more Thais na kha

Our Customers are Great!

We have a lot of fun!

Thank-you sincerely to the national commission for culture and arts of the Philippines, and the whole LIKHA ASYA team for the amazing opportunity to be here and share together.

www.familytree-huahin.com