What these people really needed were job opportunities; and Mitz offered exactly this. Exhorting a group of mothers to collect the platinum papers of snacks and showing them how to weave them with a nahatl pattern a new and creative business was born. With ecological insight and social out look Mitz is helping the community at Palo Solo to benefit from its own effort.

“WHAT STARTED WITH 4 VOLUNTEERS WEAVING HANDCRAFTS IS TODAY A GROWING BUSINESS THAT EMPLOYS MORE THAN 80 FAMILIES”