Original handmade goods β jewelry, clothes, stuffed animals, mobiles β all crafted by refugees helped by Jesuit Refugee Services. It's down the drive on the left, shop at the back of the parking lot. Everything here is original, and prices are set so no haggling.
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An awesome little hand-made gift shop where we ended up buying all of the gifts for all of the people on our list. The gifts range from little stuffed animals, to dresses, mobiles to hang over baby cr...
Good gifts n souvenirs at good prices. Extremely kind and curtious people work at the shop. It's always better to support such a good cause.
They have a good variety of items for souvenirs and every day use. The prices are set, so no bartering.
It was great with great artifacts made by refugees. If you want to make an impact its a good place to visit.
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