SUPPORTING ARTISANS AROUND THE WORLD

Business is a powerful tool to elevate people out of poverty by creating lasting opportunity and dignity through work.

WHO WE ARE

At Work of Worth, we believe that dignified work can change lives. We are more than a boutique marketplace — we are a movement using the power of commerce to help free and empower people in vulnerable communities around the world. Every product we sell tells a story of hope, resilience, and the value of human dignity.

WHY WE EXIST

We exist to create opportunity where it’s needed most. By connecting ethically motivated entrepreneurs and artisans in underserved regions to the global marketplace, we help build pathways out of poverty and exploitation. We work exclusively with businesses that treat their employees with fairness, offer living wages, and create safe, inclusive workplaces — because we believe freedom and dignity should be part of every job.

HOW WE WORK

Work of Worth imports and sells high-quality, fair trade goods — from handmade jewelry to home décor — through our online shop and pop-up events. Every business partner we work with goes through a careful vetting process to ensure their values align with ours: inclusiveness, ethical practices, and empowerment. When you shop with us, you’re not just buying something beautiful, you’re becoming part of a global story of change.

OUR COMMITMENT TO INTEGRITY

  • Integrity of the Artisan

    We partner only with artisans who are treated with dignity, ensuring their work reflects both their talent and their worth.

  • Family & Community

    We believe economic empowerment begins at home — when families thrive, communities are transformed.

  • Well-Being First

    From fair wages to safe conditions, we prioritize the physical, emotional, and economic well-being of every maker.

MEET HANNA

CONTACT HANNA

Hanna Davis, General Manager of Work of Worth, brings a deeply personal passion to her work empowering artisans and entrepreneurs from vulnerable communities. Born in Southeast Asia to a mother who was trafficked after being sent away to find work, Hanna’s life began through a courageous act of protection and redemption. Adopted into a loving Christian family in the U.S., she has since dedicated her life to advocating for the oppressed—especially those impacted by trafficking. With years of nonprofit and counter-trafficking experience, Hanna sees Work of Worth as a powerful expression of her calling: to uplift the vulnerable through dignified work, restoration, and global connection