G.R.O.W. PH

Silay

Sale price Price ₱1,200.00 Regular price Unit price per

Shipping will be determined by actual rates from Mr. Speedy or LBC.

Handmade & upcycled from scrap textiles that can support 2 pots
approx. 44 inches long & can hold 4" & 6" diameter pots.
(length measurement taken without pots; please note that length will shorten depending on the size of pots)

Silay means a brief glimpse or appearance; a reflection.

G.R.O.W. proudly stands for Giving Resources and Opportunities to Women - a Livelihood Program of Project PEARLS.

G.R.O.W. is created to address poverty, the lack of job skills, and livelihood opportunities for women at the relocation village in Bulacan, Philippines. These women used to work and live in the slums at Manila where garbage scavenging and making charcoals were the main source of income.

Silay

G.R.O.W. proudly stands for Giving Resources and Opportunities to Women - a Livelihood Program of Project PEARLS.

G.R.O.W. is created to address poverty, the lack of job skills, and livelihood opportunities for women at the relocation village in Bulacan, Philippines. These women used to work and live in the slums at Manila where garbage scavenging and making charcoals were the main source of income.

G.R.O.W. focuses on empowering women so that they can generate their own income and become socially and economically empowered.

YOUR SUPPORT AND PURCHASE EMPOWERS WOMEN IN POVERTY

Silay

G.R.O.W. proudly stands for Giving Resources and Opportunities to Women - a Livelihood Program of Project PEARLS.

G.R.O.W. is created to address poverty, the lack of job skills, and livelihood opportunities for women at the relocation village in Bulacan, Philippines. These women used to work and live in the slums at Manila where garbage scavenging and making charcoals were the main source of income. ​

G.R.O.W. focuses on empowering women so that they can generate their own income and become socially and economically empowered.​

YOUR SUPPORT AND PURCHASE EMPOWERS WOMEN IN POVERTY

G.R.O.W. is created to address poverty, the lack of job skills, and livelihood opportunities for women at the relocation village in Bulacan, Philippines. These women used to work and live in the slums at Manila where garbage scavenging and making charcoals were the main source of income.

G.R.O.W. focuses on empowering women so that they can generate their own income and become socially and economically empowered.