Carrville Methodist Church in Durham is a fairtrade church, you can find out more on this page.
Carrville is a Fairtrade church.

We believe in promoting fairness, justice and equality for all, and because of this we are happy to be certified as members of the Fairtrade organisation. To this end we use Fairtrade products (such as coffee, tea, biscuits and paper products) on the premises as well as running a Fairtrade stall.
The stall is run by our Treasurer, Bob Sibbald who gives the following report:
"Fairtrade Fortnight - Make it Happen. Choose Fairtrade.
Two billion people - a third of humanity - still survive on less than $2 a day. Unfair trade rules keep them in poverty, but they face the global challenges of food shortages and climate change too. Fairtrade is a people's movement for change that aims to tip the balance of trade in favour of poor producers. We all need Fairtrade more than ever and we all have the power to create positive change for people and planet.
Make it Happen. Choose Fairtrade.
Take part in Fairtrade Fortnight each year and play your part by joining a powerful global movement for change!
Retailers, licensees and commercial companies gear up for Fairtrade Fortnight each year. It presents companies with a unique opportunity to market Fairtrade and is the perfect time for companies to improve visibility at point-of-sale, or even consider extending their range of Fairtrade certified products.
Our parent district of Darlington is also affiliated to the Fairtrade organisation.
For more information about Fairtrade, have a look at the Fairtrade Foundation web site.