Non-Profit Exhibitors
Welcome Booth––Information about Buckingham Friends Meeting and the Peace Fair. (www.buckinghamfriendsmeeting.org)
A Woman’s Place––Providing services to survivors of domestic violence in Bucks County. Information about their services can be found at www.awomansplace.org or by calling the toll-free hotline at 1-800-220-8116. Facebook; Instagram: AWPBucks
African American Museum of Bucks County––Honoring the rich legacy of the African American experience and inspiring pride in its heritage, they will be selling Boone Farm books, giving out information on the Underground Railroad, and offering membership brochures. (www.aamuseumbucks.org, aambcmuseum@gmail.com; Facebook)
Bandar and Bhaaloo––A local non-profit that helps fund the high school education of impoverished girls in India by selling one-of-a-kind stuffed animals, bags, jewelry and tableware made from donated Indian saris. (deborah@bandarandbhaaloo.org; 267-885-8882)
Bowman’s Hill Wildlife Preserve––Increasing the knowledge and use of native plants by serving as an educational resource and destination that inspires conservation action. (bhwp.org; Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)
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––Independent living skills and transition services. Core services are free and funded through the state budget. (buckscil.org; info@BucksCIL.org; Facebook; Instagram)
Bucks County Children & Youth Social Services––Learn about becoming a foster parent. (jmcarey@buckscounty.org; www.buckscounty.gov/297/Children-Youth)
Bucks County Community College––Providing a diverse community of learners with exemplary, accessible educational opportunities and the personal connections that foster success. (www.bucks.edu; Instagram: bucksccc)
Bucks County Genealogical Society––Available at the Peace Fair (free of charge) to assist you with your family history research, as well as provide look-us of records, especially in but not limited to Bucks County. Pick up a free pedigree chart and learn how to complete it. (www.bucksgen.org)
Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership (BCHIP)––A collaborative organization working with our hospitals, non-profit organizations, public health and medical professionals to identify service gaps and improve community health in Bucks County. (267-29-7882; www.bchip.org; social media: behealthequity)
Bucks County Register of Wills and Clerk of Orphans’ Court––The government office responsible for issuing marriage licenses, facilitating adoptions, handling probate, and processing inheritance tax. (215-348-6265; registerofwills@buckscounty.org; www.buckscounty.gov/297/Children-Youth; socialmedia: @bucksregister)
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; camponas.org; Facebook; Instagram)
Cease Fire PA––Sharing educational and advocacy materials on how our community can unite to end gun violence. (www.ceasefirepa.org; kate@ceasefirepa.org; Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)
Coalition of Natives and Allies––Native women and non-native allies seeking to teach the truth of our shared history with indigenous peoples of this land, and seeking social justice by ending the use of native peoples and culture for sports mascots. (coalitionofnativesandallies.org)
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. (fcnl.org)
George School––A Quaker boarding and day school, grades 9-12, located in Newtown, PA. georgeschool.org
John Woolman Memorial Association––An exhibition of the life and writings of one of Colonial America’s leading Quaker abolitionists John Woolman (1720-1772), who dedicated his life to God, peace, social and economic justice, and the abolition of slavery. (www.woolmanmemorial.org; woolmanmemorial@gmail.com; 609-267-3226)
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; LwvBucks.org; Facebook)
LEPOCO Peace Center––Literature, buttons, bumper stickers, and cards about the broad themes of peace and justice. (610-691-8730; www.lepoco.org; lepoco@fast.net; Facebook; Instagram)
NOVA––The Network of Victim Assistance is a non-profit comprehensive victim service agency serving victims of crime in Bucks County. NOVA provides counseling and advocacy at no charge and offers safety awareness and prevention education programs in school and community settings. (1-800-675-6900; www.novabucks.org; Facebook; Instagram @Novabucks)
Office of State Representative Tim Brennan––Rep. Brennan is available to help with any state issues you may have. Brochures and pamphlets describing the services offered by his office and the state are available. (www.pahouse.com/brennan; 267-884-0395; social media: @reptimbrennan)
Office of State Senator Santarsiero––Materials (including materials for children) related to state agencies. Staff will be available to answer your questions concerning state issues. (215-497-9490; SenatorSantarsiero@pasenate.com; www.SenatorSteveSantarsiero.com; social media: @SenSantarisiero)
The Pauw Project––Pauw stands for “Post-Animal-Use World”. Come by their table and chat with co-founders Anne and Suzanne about what that means, how it relates to peace, and how you can “begin on one of the most meaningful paths of your life.” (pauwproject.com; pauw@pauwproject.com)
PennEnvironment––A citizen advocacy group dedicated to protecting our air, water and open spaces. “Working to protect the places we love, advance the environmental values we share, and win real results for our environment. (pennenvironment.org; belle@pennenvironment.org)
Pennsylvania Voters For Animals––A nonprofit, all-volunteer organization focused on advancing stronger animal protection laws across the state. Its vision is to end animal exploitation in PA and to create a community of compassion, respect and empathy fall all beings. (www.PaVotersForAnimals.org; info@PaVotersForAnimals.org)
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)
Potential Inc.––A non-profit organization engaging children and adults with autism in personalized programs that help them realize their full potential. (development2@potential.org; potentialinc.org; Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn)
Right Sharing of World Resources––A Quaker organization providing educational programs in the U.S. and partnering with women’s groups in India, Guatemala, Sierra Leone and Kenya. (www.rswr.org; rsw@rsw.org; Facebook: Right Sharing of World Resources)
Solebury School––An Independent high school in New Hope, and home to scores of BFS alumni. A great place to build on all the wonderful things your child has experienced at BFS! (215-862-5261; seckstein@solebury.org; www.solebury.org)
United Nations Association of Bucks County––The U. N. Heritage Tent displays cultures from countries around the world. Join us for conversation, dances and songs. (www.unausa.org)
YWCA Bucks County––Information on the Bucks County chapter of the YWCA. (215-953-7793; dmcclease@ywcabucks.org; www.ywcabucks.org
Crafts Vendors, Artists and Services
Action Karate––Not just teaching martial arts, but teaching lessons that will last a lifetime: respect, discipline, fitness, mindset & quality of life. (267-935-9590; actionfountainville@gmail.com; actionkarate.net)
Alpaca Comforts––Exceptionally warm and soft alpaca essentials, including socks, gloves & mittens, and dryer balls. (215-833-4201; alpacacomforts@gmail.com; Instagram)
Amy Turner Handweaving––One-of-a-kind hand woven wearables, cotton hand towels, wool rugs, table runners, some unique linens. (215-767-0105; amytens@verizon.net; www.amyturnerhandweaving.com)
Aurora Bistro PA––A cozy café in Buckingham Green, minutes away from Peddler’s Village, offering breakfast and lunch: sustainable coffee, organic tea, crepes, croissants, sandwiches, gluten free and vegan options. (aurorabistropa.com; Facebook, Instagram)
Bryn Gweled Homesteads––A cooperative community of 78 families sharing ownership of a single deed for 240 acres of land they live on. Wishing to be good stewards of the land, to live responsibly and to be good neighbors. Located in Upper Southampton, Bucks County, PA (www.bryngweled.org)
Bucks Historic Restorations––Offering historic window restoration, stone & brick repointing, plastering & surface repair, lead paint removal & finishing, porch & exterior restoration, and slate roofing repair. “Every historic building tells a story, and we honor those stories by preserving the original craftsmanship, materials, and soul of each structure.” (buckshistoricrestorations.com; 215-512-9730)
Charlie’s Stuffed Animals––Looking for something to cuddle with? Do you need a back pillow? Does your pet need a new toy? Check out Charlie’s new and gently used stuffed animals! 15% of sales will be donated to Main Line Animal Rescue of Chester Springs.
Counseling Confidence & Experiential Focusing––Classes, workshops, groups, therapy for families, children, & adults. Affordable mental health and social support for autistic, LGBTQ+, and others. (70 West Oakland Ave. #103, Doylestown; 610-297-1175)
The Crafty Q––Unique cut and folded books, photo strip books and painted book stacks using gently loved used books. Browse samples of the work or request a custom order.
Deer Solution of New Hope––Specialists in deer damage protection for flowers, shrubs, small trees and seasonal plantings that deer may target. The service is family, pet and environmentally (including honey bees) friendly, and is weather-resistant for up to 6 weeks. (www.deersolution.com/locations/new-hope/; HeatherLee@DeerSolution.com; 888-503-8313; Facebook; Instagram)
Dhyana Meditative Art––Using a variety of artistic mediums, Kalyani hopes to bring a mindful and meditative energy into your life. (kalyani918@gmail.com; Instagram: kalyanithyagarajan)
Ethnik Edge––Innovative soy candles hand poured in Bucks County. Candles double as body lotion! (info@ethnikedge.com; www.ethnikedge.com; Facebook, Instagram)
Helping Hands Family––An autism clinic in Doylestown using child-led ABA therapy and play-based sessions to help kids thrive. Offering both individual sessions and group activities. Mandi Trollinger, physician liaison (610-295-5856; hhfamily.com)
Heart & Hand Jewelry––Handmade jewelry from natural stones and various materials. (215-896-2886; pmprrd@comcast.net; Facebook)
Helena B. Healing––Holistic bodywork for relief from chronic pain, fatigue, headaches, and stress. Therapeutic massage, deep tissue message, and craniosacral therapy. Get a chair massage at her table this year for $1/minute. (helenabhealing@gmail.com; www.helena-b-healing.com; 215-262-1583)
Henna By Lauren––Temporary tattoos that use a stain from the Henna plant to paint designs on skin. Henna tattoos fade naturally over several days as the skin exfoliates. (908-308-2317; L.dvi@protonmail.com)
Knit 1/Weaving Too––Partnering this year with the Jewish Children’s Folkshul, which promotes secular humanistic teachings with a focus on Tikkun Olam (repairing the world). 100% of all purchases will go directly to the Folkshul to help support peace and justice. (Also…to the mother of the little red haired girl I’ve been knitting for each year, there is a sweater waiting for you at the table!)
Kona Compost Co.––Providing Bucks County residents with an easy way to reduce food waste. (www.konacompost.com; 215-850-9850; info@konacompost.com; Facebook)
Madison’s Ceramics––A small business based in Easton, PA, offering functional and sculptural ceramic pieces that highlight the beauty of nature and floral patterns. They are food, microwave and dishwasher safe. (madisonsceramics.com; Instagram: morenme13)
Mitad del Mundo Designs––Vibrant, colorful handbags and Tagua jewelry crafted by talented artisans from Ecuador (kmonardw@gmail.com)
Morning Glory & Bumble Bee LLC––A wild-at-heart fruit and nut orchard in Lambertville, NJ (212-666-0928; mgandbb@gmail.com; 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. (lloydmoyer77.wixsite.com/coldspringwoodworks)
Nature’s Design––Bonsai trees, air plants, carnivorous plants, ferns, foliage plants. All live! (lauranature@yahoo.com; 908-782-8264)
Pangaea Fair Trade––Handmade fair trade products by talented artisans using traditional techniques. Primarily produced by Fair Trade Federation members who guarantee fair wages and safe working conditions for artisans around the world. (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. (267-987-6531; mary.bogdan10@gmail.com; Instagram)
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)
Solebury Studios––Handmade mixed media products using nature as inspiration; jewelry, cards collage, eco-dyed pouches, and more. (609-647-5838)
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 & Through Lens Photos––Watercolor greeting cards (original & printed), bookmarks, gift box, paintings, as well as photographs mounted and as greeting cards. (strokesbyparul.square.site; bdixit.smugmug.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.
Wire, Wood & Stone––Wire sculptures, sun catchers, stone coasters wire floral arrangements (ssharpley@verizon.net; 484-390-3298; Facebook: wirewoodandstone)