Non-Profit Exhibitors
Welcome Booth—Information about Buckingham Friends Meeting and the Peace Fair. (www.buckinghamfriendsmeeting.org)
A Woman’s Place—Bucks County’s only domestic violence agency, serving the community since 1976. They provide a full range of programs and services to individuals experiencing domestic violence, their children, and the community (www.awomansplace.org; toll-free hotline: 1-800-220-8116)
African American Museum of Bucks County—Honoring the rich legacy of the African American experience and inspiring pride in our heritage by sharing the untold stories and hidden figures in Bucks County and beyond. Since opening in June of this year, the museum has had hundreds of visitors from the United States, Mexico, and Haiti. Stop by the booth for information on visiting hours and scheduling guided tours. (www.aamuseumbucks.org, Facebook)
Americans For Native Americans—Supporting Native Americans on the Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni Reservations. Handmade greeting cards, note cards, and Christmas ornaments. (www.AmericansforNativeAmericans.org)
Animal Compassion Foundation—A national foundation started here in Bucks County that is advancing animal welfare through care, sanctuary and service. (www.AC-Foundation.org)
Buckingham Friends School—A Quaker day school for K-8 students, founded in 1794. Guided by Quaker tradition, BFS students are encouraged to think deeply, reflect thoughtfully, resolve conflicts peacefully, and play exuberantly. (215-794-7491; www.bfs.org)
Bucks County Center for Independent Living—A cross-disability nonprofit serving Bucks County residents with a disability at any age. Core services include Information and Referral, Advocacy, Independent Living Skills and Peer Support. (www.buckscil.org; Facebook: BucksCIL)
Bucks County Register of Wills and Clerk of Orphans’ Court—Responsible for probate, inheritance tax, marriage licenses, adoption and guardianship. It also facilitates free wills for veterans and first-responders through the Wills for Heroes program, provides two free weddings each year, and runs a Summer Speaking Tour about the importance of estate planning. (215-348-6265; registerofwills@buckscounty.org; www.buckscounty.gov/registerofwills)
Bucks Quarterly Meeting of Friends—Information on Quakers and Quakerism in the Bucks County area and points north and east. (www.quakersbucks.org; Facebook)
Buxmont Chadd—Serving families and individuals living with ADHD in Bucks and Montgomery Counties with virtual monthly programs and support groups. Their table provides extensive literature about ADHD and CHADD’s activities. (267-326-7760; buxmontchadd@chadd.org; www.buxmontchadd.org; Facebook, Linkedin)
Camp Onas—Summer and year-round programs, ages 7-13, in Ottsville, PA. Learn about the role of camping in youth development. (610-847-5858; www.camponas.org; Facebook; Instagram)
Cease Fire PA—A non-partisan gun violence prevention organization dedicated to making PA safer. Their table has advocacy materials, ways to take action, and fun swag! (www.ceasefirepa.org; Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)
Daisy and William Myers Memorial Committee—In August 1957 Daisy and William Myers and their three young children made history by becoming the first Black family to move into Levittown, PA. Help us recover our history. (Facebook; PeaceManK@Verizon.net)
Delaware Riverkeeper Network—Championing the rights of our communities to a Delaware River and tributary streams that are free-flowing, clean, healthy, and abundant with a diversity of life. Our table will include information about environmentally friendly actions you can take and environmental issues facing our region, as well as fun interactive activities. (215-236-1188; www.delawareriverkeeper.org)
Domus Nodus Workshop—A non-profit that teaches basic woodworking to youngsters 4 and up. They sell handmade toys, mostly of wood, as well as other handmade products. Tour their mobile woodwork shop and learn about its availability for schools and events. (domusnodusragbag@gmail.com)
FCNL Bucks Advocacy Team—The Friends Committee on National Legislation is a national, nonpartisan Quaker organization that lobbies Congress for peace, justice and environmental stewardship. The Bucks County Advocacy Team will be on hand to answer questions and pass out brochures. (www.fcnl.org)
George School—A Quaker boarding and day school in Newtown, PA, for grades 9-12 and all genders (215-579-6547; admission@georgeschool.org; www.georgeschool.org)
Good Folk Project—A local nonprofit growing food, expanding fresh food access, and building stronger community food systems. Learn about their gardens, food security work, community projects, and ways to get involved. (www.goodfolkproject.org; Instagram, Facebook)
League of Women Voters/Bucks County—Empowering voters by providing nonpartisan information about registering to vote, important deadlines for registering or applying for mail-in ballots; and by answering general questions about voting processes in Bucks County (215-230-9986; www.LWVBucks.org; Facebook)
LEPOCO Peace Center—Literature, petitions, buttons, bumper stickers, cards and pamphlets around a range of peace and justice issues on which LEPOCO members work. (610-691-8730; www.lepoco.org)
Maternity Care Coalition—Providing free services to parents impacted by racial and social inequalities. Sign up at their table, which also has free diapers, wipes, books, menstrual products and reproductive health products. (www.maternitycarecoalition.org; 215-972-0700 ext.1; connect@maternitycarecoalition.org)
New PA Project Education Fund—A non-partisan voting rights organization working to insure full participation in the democratic process through civic education and year-round voter engagement. (www.newpaprojecteducationfund.org)
NOVA—The Network of Victim Assistance is the non-profit agency providing supportive counseling and advocacy services for victims of crime in Bucks County. NOVA also provides prevention education and safety awareness programs for the community. All its services are offered free of charge. (1-800-675-6900; www.novabucks.org; Facebook)
Offices of State Senator Santarsiero & Representative Brennan—Helping constituents with state-related issues. Brochures and pamphlets describing services offered by their offices are available. (www.SenatorSteveSantarsiero.com; www.pahouse.com/brennan; social media: @SenSantarisiero, @reptimbrennan)
Peace Justice Sustainability NOW!—A local grass-roots organization advocating for peace and justice, a safe and sustainable environment, national and international human rights, and the strengthening of democratic institutions at all levels. (https://peace-justice-sustainability-now.b12sites.com; peacehome.campaigns@gmail.com)
Planned Parenthood Rainbow Room—Offering education, advocacy and community, along with hope, friendship and fun for LGBTQ+ youth and friends. Centers in Doylestown and Langhorne; professional staff providing free, grant-funded programs for youth ages 10-21 in greater Bucks County. (Instagram: @ppRainbow Room; https://linktr.ee/rr_rgb)
Solebury School—A progressive, independent, all gender boarding and day school serving grades 9-12, and home to generations of BFS alumni. (215-862-5261; www.solebury.org)
SPLASH Delaware River Floating Classroom—Located in Lambertville, New Jersey, SPLASH has delighted school-age and adult groups with engaging classes about the vital Delaware River since 2004. (www.splashclassroom.org; 609-414-3676)
United Nations Association of Greater Philadelphia—Supporting the United Nations since 1948 along with the Universal Declaration of Human rights. (www.unagp.org)
WCC Scouting America—Offering a hands-on fire starting activity at their Peace Fair booth. Learn about local Scouting opportunities for boys and girls (www.wccscouting.org; 245-348-7205)
WDVR FM—Non-commercial community radio since 1990, with diverse music shows and community information. (www.wdvrfm.org; Instagram; Facebook)
Crafts Vendors, Artists and Services
Action Karate—A martial arts program that teaches focus, listening, discipline, and confidence in all practitioners ages 3 and up. Martial arts are used as a vehicle to create the confident leaders of tomorrow. (267-935-9590; actionfountainville@gmail.com; www.actionkarate.net)
Alpaca Comforts—Exceptionally warm and soft alpaca essentials, including socks, gloves & glittens, and dryer balls. (215-833-4201; alpacacomforts@gmail.com; Instagram)
Arte y Alma—Handcrafted artisan treasurers from Latin America (arteyalmalatino@gmail.com; 202-460-9730)
Bryn Gweled Homesteads—Founded in 1940, an intentional community on the forefront of today’s social and environmental progress. Located in Upper Southampton, Bucks County, PA (www.bryngweled.org)
Charlie’s Stuffed Animals—Looking for something to cuddle? Do you need a gift for friends? Does your pet need a new toy? Stop by and check out Charlie’s new and gently used stuffed animals! 15% of sales will be donated to Home at Last Dog Rescue of Lansdale.
Craft UA—Ukrainian embroidery and handmade leather goods. (sandradovbenchuk@gmail.com)
Craftstar Fancy Faces—A face painter and body artist specializing in rainbows and sparkles for all ages. Also offering glitter tattoos, henna, and tinsel, all starting at $5.00. (816-782-7369; Facebook)
The Crafty Q—Unique book art created by repurposing old books as beautiful keepsakes and home decor. Hand-folded designs made with simple tools, personalized photo strip books using digital images (thecraftyq724@gmail.com; craftedbythecraftyq.etsy.com; Facebook: thecraftyq724)
Deer Solution of New Hope—Specialists in deer damage protection for flowers, shrubs, small trees and seasonal plantings that deer target. This all-natural deer repellent service is family, pet and environmentally (including honey bees) friendly, and it is weather-resistant for up to 6 weeks. (HeatherLee@DeerSolution.com; 888-503-8313; Facebook; Instagram)
Exact Solar—Providing information, design, evaluations and quotes on the lasting environmental impact made when you go solar, They aim to cut your PECO bill in half with no upfront cost. (dave@exactsolar.com; 267-454-1562; www.linkedin.com/in/david%20hammes)
Heckler Hot Sauce—Hot sauce, spicy ketchup, seasoning (www.Hecklerhotsauce.com; HecklerHotSauce@gmail.com)
Heart & Hand Jewelry—Handmade jewelry from natural stones and various materials. (215-896-2886; pmprrd@comcast.net; Facebook)
Jeweler’s Rose—Handmade ceramic dishes, magnets, indoor and outdoor ornaments, and hand knotted crystal beaded jewelry (Facebook; 215-730-4610)
Just Bead It—Handmade beaded crafts made by a very creative local teenager. (nysorsa@aol.com)
Knit 1/Weaving Too—A collection of knit, woven, and other fiber art crafts, including hats, scarves, dryer balls, felted soaps, mittens, place mats, and more. Many products are both hand dyed and spun. 100% of proceeds go to support local non-profit organizations. (215-872-2324)
Little Sage Truck—Providing a unique experience with DIY flower bouquets presented on an antique farm truck. Come by and create your own unique bouquet. (littlesagetruck@gmail.com; @littlesagetruck)
Mitad del Mundo Designs—Artisanal Ecuadorian bags and tagua jewelry
Montana Mountain Skincare—Vegan natural soap, shampoo, shave bar with no additives or preservatives. (www.montanamountainshop.com)
Morning Glory & Bumble Bee LLC—A wild-at-heart fruit and nut orchard in Lambertville, New Jersey (212-666-0928; www.mgandbb.com)
Moyer Turnings—Sustainable, usable art from wood reclaimed from Bucks County and the surrounding area, made by local wood turner Lloyd Moyer, who has been a member of the Buckingham Friends community for over 40 years. (https://lloydmoyer77.wixsite.com/coldspringwoodworks)
Pangaea Fair Trade—Baskets, hats & mittens, jewelry, journals, wooden puzzles, purses and other Fair Trade finds. (www.PangaeaFairTrade.com ; 443-956-6906)
Schneider Sweets—Homemade, artful confections. (215-527-1565; schneidersweets@gmail.com; www.schneidersweets.squarespace.com; Instagram)
Seven Sisters Crystals & Fossils—A curated collection of rare crystals and fossils sourced from around the world. (sevensisterscf@gmail.com; Instagram: sevensisterscrystals)
Shalom Pottery—One-of-a-kind pottery, made on a potter’s wheel to be enjoyed as art and used in your everyday life. (508-395-0602; shalompottery@gmail.com)
ST Gifty—Handcrafted crochet and needle-lace accessories, featuring hair clips, bookmarks, key chains, bags, bracelets, flowers. (Instagram: St_Gifty)
Stained Glass and Fine Art by Mo—Stained glass, handmade rosary bracelets, bookmarks, art cards and wood burning items. (www.elementmo.com; Facebook: elementmodesigner/photos).
Strokes by Parul—Handmade original and printed nature-inspired watercolor greeting cards, bookmarks, gift bags & tags. (https://strokesbyparul.square.site; strokesbyparul@gmail.com, Instagram)
The Beautiful Everything—Clover makes her own jewelry and offers a selection of handmade jewelry, 3D printed toys that she prints herself on site, as well as aprons and other items that she has made with her grandmother.
Zero Gravity Jump Rope—They are looking for the next generation of jump rope athletes to join them this season Meet athletes from Zero Gravity Jump Rope, who are showing how this inclusive, supportive community can help every motivated jumper reach their potential. (https://www.ymcarivercrossing.org/sports/jump-rope; zerogravity.jumpropeteam@gmail.com; Instagram)