From Vision to Impact: DALLIA'S first Two Months

Launching education in Kandapara, Bangladesh, and building a sustainable model for long-term impact.

Today marks two months since we launched Dallia, and in this short time, meaningful progress has already begun.

These past weeks have been filled with learning, growth, and early milestones—but most importantly, they have marked the beginning of real, measurable impact.

One of the most significant developments is the opening of a learning space in Kandapara, Tangail, Bangladesh, where Dallia’s education-focused impact is currently being developed.

This initiative is already reaching 30 women and 30 children, providing access to education and a structured environment that supports both personal development and future opportunities.

While many of the women we aim to support come from different areas, including larger urban centers, this location represents an important first step in building a sustainable community-based model.

As with any early-stage initiative, the space is still in development. The classroom is currently being improved and expanded in collaboration with our local partners who led the day-today implementation on the ground, ensuring the project responds to real community needs doing a safe, functional, and consistent learning environment.

Ongoing improvements include seating installation, painting, electrical work, ventilation, lighting, and the incorporation of visual learning materials to support daily activities.

Since school opened in February 2026, Dallia has also completed its first contibution corresponding to 15% of sales, directly to supporting this initiative.

While we are not publicly disclosing the exact amount at this stage, we are committed to transparency. Customers who have supported Dallia are welcome to request this information to better understand how funds are being allocated and used.

Beyond this initial step, we have made a clear commitment to sustain and grow this program over time. Through coordination with our partners in Bangladesh, we receive structured assessments of the project’s needs, which guide our next stages of investment and development.

At this stage, a significant portion of our efforts is focused on aligning sales growth with the ability to meet these needs and expand the program responsibly.

Each product sold contributes directly to this process—linking sustainable commerce with long-term social impact.

We are deeply grateful for this beginning and for every individual who supports Dallia. Your support is what makes initiatives like this possible.

And this is only the beginning.

If you feel connected to what we are building, we invite you to be part of it.