Still searching for the perfect presents for family and friends this holiday season? Two new shopping guides featuring businesses by Wharton alumni may have just what you need.

Started this year, the WAFFA Female Founders Shop by the Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association and the Wharton Black MBA Alumni Association’s holiday shopping catalog showcase an array of novel gift ideas from members of the Wharton community. Among the featured businesses are sellers of snacks and spices, beauty and skincare products, clothing for different occasions, and much more — a few of which are shown below.

Cacao snack bags by Good King.
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Good King: Cacao-snacks maker co-founded by Kim Wilson W96 (featured by the Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association)
Three women dressed in patterned clothing sold by YTPshop.
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YTPshop: Africa-inspired clothing brand founded by Yinka Taiwo-Peters WG20 (Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association and the Wharton Black MBA Alumni Association)
Two travel bags by Dagne Dover.
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Dagne Dover: Maker of luxury bags founded by Melissa Shin Mash WG12, Deepa Gandhi WG13, and Jessy Dover (Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association)
Two containers of all-purpose seasoning by BoCa Flavor.
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BoCa Flavor: Caribbean seasoning brand founded by Jelece Morris WG19 and Suzanne Delica (Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association and the Wharton Black MBA Alumni Association)
A coloring book by Color Noir.
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Color Noir: Coloring business founded by Muoyo Okome WG11 and Nicaila Matthews Okome C06 (Wharton Black MBA Alumni Association)
Packaged mushroom jerky by Munchrooms.
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Munchrooms: Mushroom snacks maker founded by Gina Shi WG19 (Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association)
Containers of skincare product by Nayko Naturals.
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Nayko Naturals: Skincare company founded by Chantee Butler WG20 (Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association and the Wharton Black MBA Alumni Association)
Blue and red purse by Olori.
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Olori: Africa-inspired handbag brand founded by Tomide Awe WG17 (Wharton Alumnae Founders and Funders Association and the Wharton Black MBA Alumni Association)

Each alumni association launched their guide as a way to highlight members of their respective communities in the face of the pandemic.

“The pandemic has disproportionately impacted women. So, we wanted to showcase these resilient women and their companies,” says Caroline Dahllöf WG09, WAFFA co-president, of her idea to open the association’s shop.

“In the past 21 months of the pandemic, there’s been this shift, with many people really thinking more deeply about what’s important and how to shop in ways that speak to what they value,” says Simone Thomas WG18, who led the launch of the Wharton Black MBA Alumni Association’s guide. “We wanted to take an opportunity this holiday season to highlight some of these incredible entrepreneurs in our own community.”