FEED Projects has reprised its spooky Halloween collaboration with HSN for the second year.
It’s a brand new year, but you wouldn’t know it looking at this trick or treat bag. Unfortunately FEED Projects has simply recycled last year’s model for 2011. I’m a big fan of recycling materials, but looks is a different matter. Surely the labels could have put their heads together and done better than simply reusing 2010’s Jack-O-Lantern design!
At least we’re getting the goodie bag a bit cheaper this time round. This cute FEED Projects purse is available from the HSN website for $12.95, and it comes with a free jello mold. Sure the 25c saving on last year’s bag isn’t a lot, but every little bit helps!
It’s difficult to judge whether FEED Projects is feeling more or less generous this holiday season. In 2010 we were told the company would donate all its profits to UNICEF. This time around we hear it will give $3.50 to the cause. Of course we don’t know exactly how much the profits on the original Halloween bags amounted to, so we’re left guessing. What we do know is that every purse bought this year will provide a year’s worth of micronutrient powder for a child in the developing world. This substance enhances the benefits of foods eaten by children in need.
Even if it’s not FEED Projects’ most exciting accessory, its altruistic side makes it worth another look.
