Sao is in partnership with Solid Crafts, an NGO in close contact with a women’s basket weaving group in the Jora Village of Mount Kasigau, Kenya – among many other groups.

Solid works with communities represented by Hadithi Crafts Support, a community-based organization training women in traditional crafts-making using locally sourced organic materials, providing a lifeline for those living in vulnerable ecosystems.
Solid, as an international organization, helps socially responsible brands maintain the quality of their products, and find appropriate markets to carry the goods.
It’s also active in the conservation of the south-eastern Kenyan wildlife.

Arc Herkimer is a New York-based training and employment agency supporting over six-hundred people with disabilities each year. Through funding, grants, donations,

fundraising events, and unique revenue opportunities, the agency is able to offer life-enriching services and community-centered experiences.
Our pillow inserts (sourced from Cece’s Wool) are expertly put together by the brilliant humans at Ark Herkimer.

Cece’s Wool is a New York-based small family farm that supply organic wool from happy sheep, raised locally using sustainable agricultural practices.

They work with professional shearers that do an excellent job shearing the wool with as little stress to the animals as possible.
Their wool is processed with only biodegradable soap, and without the use of harsh chemicals. They also process 100% organic cotton – our material of choice for our cushions.

Sao works with a women’s textile weaving group in Ranchi City in the state of Jharkhand, India. The group is led by PACES

(Production of Artisanal Crafts for Empowerment of Society) as founded by Belgian non-profit Solid. PACES train a skilled team of female artisans that produce unique textiles. They also collaborate with local partners for dyeing, garmenting and other specific techniques. None of their products are factory made. The makers are known by name and their stories matter.

The organization provides health care, pension funds, and childcare for while mothers are at work.

Sao is in partnership with Solid Crafts, an NGO in close contact with a women’s basket weaving group in the Jora Village of Mount Kasigau, Kenya – among many other groups.

Solid works with communities represented by Hadithi Crafts Support, a community-based organization training women in traditional crafts-making using locally sourced organic materials, providing a lifeline for those living in vulnerable ecosystems.
Solid, as an international organization, helps socially responsible brands maintain the quality of their products, and find appropriate markets to carry the goods.
It’s also active in the conservation of the south-eastern Kenyan wildlife.

Arc Herkimer is a New York-based training and employment agency supporting over six-hundred people with disabilities each year. Through funding, grants, donations,

fundraising events, and unique revenue opportunities, the agency is able to offer life-enriching services and community-centered experiences.
Our pillow inserts (sourced from Cece’s Wool) are expertly put together by the brilliant humans at Ark Herkimer.

Cece’s Wool is a New York-based small family farm that supply organic wool from happy sheep, raised locally using sustainable agricultural practices.

They work with professional shearers that do an excellent job shearing the wool with as little stress to the animals as possible.
Their wool is processed with only biodegradable soap, and without the use of harsh chemicals. They also process 100% organic cotton – our material of choice for our cushions.

ao works with a women’s textile weaving group in Ranchi City in the state of Jharkhand, India. The group is led by PACES

(Production of Artisanal Crafts for Empowerment of Society) as founded by Belgian non-profit Solid. PACES train a skilled team of female artisans that produce unique textiles. They also collaborate with local partners for dyeing, garmenting and other specific techniques. None of their products are factory made. The makers are known by name and their stories matter.

The organization provides health care, pension funds, and childcare for while mothers are at work.