FRANKLIN, Ind. -- We know it's fun to go shopping and buy news things – so what if the goods you purchased could help people across the globe maker better lives for themselves and their families?
At byTavi Boutique in Franklin, you can shop local while having a global impact.
The shop sells clothing and other items made by women in Cambodia who are victims or vulnerable to human trafficking. The program teaches them to sew and allows them to make a living and support their families.
RTV6 reporter Lauren Casey visited Franklin to learn more about the organization. Watch her story in the video player above.
