Living off the Grid: Free Yourself 

Freecycle
"A grassroots and entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills. grassroots and entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills."

Debra's List   
A wealth of thoughtfully compiled and useful information.  I lead you to her 'Non toxic home page', but her site is extensive and there is much to browse.  You may also be interested in Debra's List of Wedding Rings

No Dirty Gold  
The more you know, the less gold glows.  Earthworks/Oxfam America  Earthworks  
Protecting communities and the environment from the impacts of mining, drilling and digging.

ICCR
International Commitment Ceremony Directory Registry.  An excellent resource for the GLBTQ community.

Bard Woodcrafts   
Purveyors of Hand-carved Druid Wands ~ you'll get lost in this rich resource-full website.  Enjoy.

Our other places online ~ 

The Warmth of Wood 
Our Wooden Ring Blog showcasing some of the latest rings from David's Touch Wood Ring workshop.

The Homestone 
Our personal blog of photos and sporadic ramblings about life on the meadow.

Touch Wood Rings is a proud Canadian member of Green America
working together to promote social justice and environmental sustainability.
A Touch Wood Ring in an Al Ladd Ring Box
Touch Wood Rings

Wear the warmth
of wood
Wooden rings from Touch Wood Rings

Wood Rings 
Individually custom designed, meticulously hand crafted wooden rings by British Columbia artist and craftsman David Finch. Canadian. © 1999-2012  Contact nicola@touchwoodrings.com
TOUCH WOOD RINGS
Alaskan Sitka Spruce and Red Cedar wood ring from Touch  Wood RIngs
KIVA  
Loans that change lives. Our lender page made possible by your support of our work.  
Touch Wood Rings, proud Canadian members of Green America
I never thought I'd be passionate about a knife, or art work on a greeting card.  That was before we met Scott Richardson and Aki Yamamoto and became familiar with their work.  
My Cariboo Blades knife and ulu are my extra hands in the kitchen.  These knives are like old friends now, so comfortable and always with a good sharp edge :)  I would not be without them.  

Scott makes the most comfortable, finely balanced, practical kitchen knives and an amazing range of hand forged woodworking tools.   Aki carves, paints and creates; drawing inspiration from the natural world and the changing landscape around her.  Her handmade cards are truly delightful and beautiful.  Printed on recycled cardstock with recycled paper envelopes.  Framed originals of Aki's artwork is also available.  Both Scott and Aki will also do custom work on request.

Aki, Scott and their young son; Kai live in the isolated boreal forest on the edge of the Chilcotin plateau in British Columbia.  They live sustainably.  They walk their talk.  We encourage you to visit their website and their Fireweed Blog.
Folks often ask if David also crafts ring boxes.  With Touch Wood Rings and the stewardship of our 50 acres, there are simply not enough weeks in a year.  So, we searched far and wide until we found a craftsman who we feel really good about recommending to you.  David and I are so pleased to meet Al and his partner Marilyn and we know you will be too.

If you are looking for a beautifully hand crafted ring box for your Touch Wood Ring; Al Ladd; master box maker, is your man.   
Wooden Rings.  Touch Wood Rings Blog
Touch Wood Rings   Links to sites we like and people doing good things ~ 
Whitney's Touch Wood Ring in a Ring Box by Al Ladd