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How to Purchase Ugandan Crafts through The Kasiisi Project

Donations to The Kasiisi Project are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. The Kasiisi Project is a secular 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The Kasiisi Project passes through over 90% of donations to worthy causes in Africa. An accountant at the Makarere University Biological Field Station near Kasiisi in Uganda monitors the project's accounts continuously in all details. All expenditures are required to have receipts, and all account information and receipts are transferred back to the US at least twice per year for auditing. No money passes through the hands of any staff at the schools with which the Project works.

When and where you can buy handmade crafts from Uganda (and some from South Africa)

  • Nov 17, Saturday, 10-2, Nashoba Brooks School Country Fair, Concord MA
  • Nov 29, Thursday, 4-7 PM, Primary Source, Watertown MA
  • Dec 2, Sunday, 10:30 and 12:15, First Parish Church, Weston MA
  • Dec 2, Sunday, 11, Trinitarian Congregational Church, Weston MA
  • Dec 2, Sunday, 11-3, United Parish of Auburndale, Newton MA
  • Dec 4, Tuesday, 8-8:45 AM, Field School, Weston MA
  • Dec 9, Sunday, 11, Trinitarian Congregational Church, Weston MA
  • Dec 11, Tuesday, 8-8:45 AM, Field School, Weston MA
  • Dec 18, Tuesday, 8-8:45 AM, Field School, Weston MA
  • Dec 18, Tuesday at the Winter Concert, Woodland School, Weston MA
  • Dec 19, Wednesday, 8-8:45 AM and at the Winter Concert, Field School, Weston MA
  • Dec 20, Thursday at the Winter Concert, Country School, Weston MA

    • A Sampling of Crafts (supplies are limited - not all items may be available)

    Birds
    Bird figures and bird mobiles, $20-80 each.
    Lidded Baskets
    Lidded baskets $10. to 60. With coasters, 45. Movie showing how they are made.
    Frames, Candlesticks
    Hanging or standing glass-faced picture frames $20-25 each. Bamboo and metal candlestick holders, $40 per pair.
    Kweterana Serving Bowls
    Large Kweterana serving bowls $70.
    Vehicles, Bicycles
    Vehicles and bicycles, $40-70 each.
    Serving dishes and Zulu baskets
    Large serving dish $90. Zulu watertight beer baskets $350. and 450.
    Bowls, Spoons
    Wood bowls and serving spoons, pottery bowls, $20 to 40 each.
    Trivets
    Trivets $10. to 50.
    Beads
    Necklaces and bracelets made of lacquered recycled paper, $15-50.
    Winnowing and South Africa
    Winnowing bowls $50. South African bowls and dishes $20. to 60.
    Handbags
    Woven handbags with bamboo and wood handles, $30-100 each.
    Placemats-Batik
    Placemats sets of six $50. Baobab, bird figure, serving dish, batik $20. to 100.
    Baskets
    Three nested red baskets $80 for all, other baskets $15-60.
    Dolls-Nativities
    Dolls $25. and 40. Wall-hangable nativity scenes $75.
    Stockings, Ornaments
    Stockings $15-25 each, ornaments and elephant figures $5-10 each, creche $30.
    Christmas
    Christmas ornaments, stocking stuffers, fiber-soapstone-wicker nativity scenes, $2. to 50.