100% of profits support orphan education in Kenya

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Perfect gift this holiday season. Consider it already wrapped in our unique handcrafted packaging. 100% of profits to orphan education.

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Welcome to Ajiri Tea

Our award-winning Kenyan Black Tea is grown in the green, fertile Kisii Hills of western Kenya. Ajiri means "to employ" in Swahili. Our goal is to create employment for women in western Kenya. Each unique label is handmade using dried banana bark. All profits from sales of Ajiri Tea are donated to the Ajiri Foundation to pay school fees for orphans in western Kenya.

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Kenyan Black Tea (Teabags)

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Beautiful assortment of Kenyan Teas including Premium Loose Black Kenyan Tea, Kenyan Black Tea with Mango, Organic South African Rooibos, Kenyan Black Tea with Lemon Myrtle.

Assortment of Ajiri Teas and Coffee including Kenyan AA Ground and Kenyan Black Tea with Mango and Kenyan Black Tea with Lemon Myrtle. Enjoy premium African Teas and Coffee in this handcrafted and unique gift box.

Custom Ajiri Tea and Ajiri Coffee Gift Box

$ 45.00 $ 45.00 Sold Out

Rooibos, Red Bush Tea (Teabags)

$ 9.00 $ 9.00 Sold Out

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Habari Gani

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The Great Adventure

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Wanting the Choice of Motherhood

How Ajiri tries to give women and girls more choice in their path to motherhood We tend to treat Mother's Day as if it were a birthday—something passively happening and celebrated each year. But celebrating motherhood isn't the same thing as turning another year older (even if motherhood itself feels...

Becoming a Media Machine: Fishing Without a Hook

We recently had an introductory meeting with a social media strategist, because yes, we still don't have a social media "plan." And our "brand" is basically a hodgepodge of fonts we found on Microsoft Word back in 2009. This consultant pointedly told us that we needed to become a "media...