The Mission Marketplace is a nonprofit, volunteer-supported, community marketplace that sells many handcrafted items made by economically impoverished people in developing regions of the world. We at The Mission Marketplace believe that each village in the world represents a unique, distinctive group of people. Our goal is to create economic opportunities for craftspeople around the world through the practice of Fair Trade and attempt to increase global understanding by telling these talented artisans’ stories. Kevin Frahm, Executive Director
The Mission Marketplace is a non-profit organization that welcomes donations to underwrite our educational mission.
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We are focusing on those who are helping themselves, despite being homeless. We recommend the following books on the subject:
During Sounds and Sights of Thursday Nights, visit the store to meet representatives from various local agencies working with the homeless. See our events page for specific information. See recent article in the Detroit News about UM graduate student, Stephen Mills' "Homeless Utility Vehicle", which has been featured in our store. |
See MapQuest map.
Print out our store brochure to share!
(This is a pdf document. If you need to, download Adobe Acrobat.)
Board of Directors: Denise Frahm, Chair; Phil Lewis, Treasurer; Martha Weber, Secretary; Abbey Lewis-Lakin, Student Liaison; Barbara Cherem; Linda DeLand; Cynthia Edwards, Elizabeth Hammer; Marilyn Jachalke, Cathy Muha; Eugenie Potter, Fred Swope; Kevin Frahm, Executive Director
There have been visitors to this site since May 20, 2007

Our theme for this quarter is: Homeless, not Helpless .