About
Flourishing World Initiative Grant Recipient
During the COVID pandemic, grants from Noonday helped Tara distribute over 2,500 food kits and 2,300 health kits each month for Artisans, their families, and fellow community members.
In addition, consistent orders from Noonday during this time helped Tara’s Artisans be able to continue working from home while financially supporting their families.
“We do not have words to thank you all enough,” Moon (Tara CEO) says. “The orders and emergency support helped us to continue to work, retain the staff, and support the Artisans.”
During the COVID pandemic, grants from Noonday helped Tara distribute over 2,500 food kits and 2,300 health kits each month for Artisans, their families, and fellow community members.
In addition, consistent orders from Noonday during this time helped Tara’s Artisans be able to continue working from home while financially supporting their families.
“We do not have words to thank you all enough,” Moon (Tara CEO) says. “The orders and emergency support helped us to continue to work, retain the staff, and support the Artisans.”
Stories of Flourishing
Sunita
Sunita is a true entrepreneur — but after being married at just 14 to a husband who abused her, she believed she had little to offer. She only knew she didn’t want her daughter Vandana to face the same challenges she had. When Sunita began working at Tara, her talents began to shine. Today, she is a workshop leader who provides dignified work to women like her. What’s more, her work has ensured that Vandana received the education she never had — and today Vandana is following in her mother’s footsteps as a bold advocate for health and education!
Sofiya
Sofiya always dreamt of an independent life. When she was 18, she begged her father to let her work at Tara projects. Although he initially opposed the idea, eventually Sofiya’s persistence convinced him. At the workshop, Sofiya learned about her rights – and grew into a capable and independent woman. When her father tragically passed away, Sofiya was proud to be able to provide for her family in his place. She has continued to succeed in her work, and is now one of the workshop’s star Artisans.
Sunita
Sunita is a true entrepreneur — but after being married at just 14 to a husband who abused her, she believed she had little to offer. She only knew she didn’t want her daughter Vandana to face the same challenges she had. When Sunita began working at Tara, her talents began to shine. Today, she is a workshop leader who provides dignified work to women like her. What’s more, her work has ensured that Vandana received the education she never had — and today Vandana is following in her mother’s footsteps as a bold advocate for health and education!
Sofiya
Sofiya always dreamt of an independent life. When she was 18, she begged her father to let her work at Tara projects. Although he initially opposed the idea, eventually Sofiya’s persistence convinced him. At the workshop, Sofiya learned about her rights – and grew into a capable and independent woman. When her father tragically passed away, Sofiya was proud to be able to provide for her family in his place. She has continued to succeed in her work, and is now one of the workshop’s star Artisans.
