Net4kids is an international charity working in Nepal, whose mission is to give underprivileged children a better future through sustainable help. Pachamama is proud to have been supporting the Nepal Matri Griha School and other projects for disadvantaged children in Kathmandu through Net4kids since 2006.
You can read about the work that we support at the Nepal Matri Griha School here. And if you would be interested in futher supporting the work that Net4kids does you can find the information here or on the logo below.
Pachamama donates a proportion of the sale value to WWF-UK of all the kids' animal hats and mitts we sell. This helps WWF-UK in their vital work protecting endangered wildlife and environments. Here's a press release from WWF-UK:
Wild and woolly fun winter warmers for kids!
Pachamama and WWF-UK have knitted together the perfect answer to keep kids warm this winter and support the well-known wildlife conservation charity at the same time.
The entire endangered species and farmyard animal ranges of hats and mittens for kids are licensed to WWF-UK to raise funds for the valuable work they do around the world.
Kids will love choosing their favourite animals from an amazing range including panda, zebra, giraffe, lion, tiger in the endangered species selection and horse, cat, donkey and pig to name just a few in the farmyard collection. The fairly traded woollen knitwear is hand made in Nepal so each hat and mitten is totally unique and full of character. Not only will children look totally adorable in them but they'll also help keep the winter chills away with the super-soft fleece lining for extra warmth.
The other great benefit is that Pachamama donates at least 10% of the profit on all sales to Net4Kids, an international charity working in Nepal, whose mission is to give underprivileged children a better future through sustainable help.
It was a spontaneous natural link for WWF-UK with Pachamama. The fact that most children love wild and domestic animals as well as dressing up with the added bonus that something they'll wear will help animals is very cool.
1986 Panda symbol and WWF registered trademark of WWF - World Wide Fund for Nature (formerly World Wildlife Fund) WWF-UK charity registered in England no 1081247 and in Scotland no SC039593