Our Local Impact
Empowering the Prairies, One Gift at a Time
Our Local Impact: Empowering the Prairies, One Gift at a Time
Corporate gifting is more than a gesture—it's a $242 billion global industry shaping how businesses connect with people. But behind the polished packaging and branded merchandise lies a powerful opportunity: the chance to do good locally while giving generously.
At the heart of our mission is a simple idea: gifting should feel good—for the giver, the recipient, and the community.
That’s why we’ve built a wholesale platform that connects corporate buyers with handcrafted, high-quality goods made by artisans right here in the Canadian Prairies. These aren’t just products—they're pieces of someone’s craft, someone’s livelihood, and someone’s pride.
Why It Matters
The Prairie provinces are home to a vibrant community of makers, many of whom have turned their passions into small businesses. But getting in front of large corporate buyers can be a challenge. That’s where we come in—bridging the gap between big business and local talent.
While 42% of corporate gifts today are still everyday branded products, studies show a growing shift. More companies are looking to move beyond the typical swag and make their gifting more meaningful, more human. There’s a rising demand for locally made and small business-sourced gifts—gifts that tell a story, support a community, and reflect a deeper commitment to values.
By sourcing gifts from Prairie-based artists and makers, we help companies make a real difference:
Stimulating Local Economies: Every order helps fuel small businesses and create sustainable income for artisans across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Preserving Craftsmanship: From hand-poured candles and ethically harvested teas to woven textiles and custom ceramics, each product is a testament to skilled, intentional craftsmanship.
Reducing Environmental Impact: Local sourcing reduces transportation emissions and supports smaller-scale, lower-waste production methods.
Building Genuine Connections: Corporate gifts should reflect care—not just convenience. And nothing says thoughtful like a gift with a name, a face, and a story behind it.
The Bigger Picture
Most companies spend between $25 and $125 per corporate gift, with a large portion investing $75–$100. That money can do more than buy a product—it can fuel a movement.
By choosing local, businesses aren't just ticking a box. They're helping redefine what corporate gifting can be: purpose-driven, community-supportive, and deeply personal.
We believe in gifts that go beyond the expected—and create ripples of impact across the Prairies.
Project Support
This project was financially supported by Creative Saskatchewan.
