Mend: Meet Adong Margret

Invisible Children is altering business and philanthropy as we proudly introduce Mend.

Mend is an internationally inspired brand, manufacturing functional and innovative design, while repairing the lives of women in northern Uganda. Our handbags are story-driven. Every garment carries the name of the seamstress who made it. Each individual name unlocks an online profile of a woman employed by Mend. Through video bios and photos she will share how she is on the mend because of a simple purchase.

Lead the fashion mutiny and complete your holiday shopping ahead of time with a gift that empowers unlike any other. Mend is designed to seam a personal connection between products, their creators, and you. Mend is proof that what we wear can- and will- make a difference.

Who made your bag?

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• peace
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[lilica339]

:) wat a great smile! i really am starting to love this program!

[hollaback61694]

my uncle has been to africa twice and we have had some talks about it.He said that the people there are some of the happiest people he has ever met.And its funny cuz you see them struggling and you see how difficult life is there and they dont have shoes and they some dont have food, etc. But yet they are so happy. And he said that was cuz they realize that they have each other, and they're all in the same boat. And instead of letting it bring them down, they celebrate cuz they have each other.

[raspeople77]

hollaback thanks for the comment.even many africans who live abroad miss the laughter,the western convinences are good and welcome but human closeness is paramount

[guitarhero2696]

"Bag of Hammers" by Thao With the Get Down Stay Down

[scenicbecca]

what song is this?

[IrelandPunk]

hhe ^_^ i love her! i cant wait to get my bag!