Connecting Arizona with Amish Suppliers & Buyers

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We are a resource. Think of us like an Amish Facebook Marketplace, but it exists in a magazine read by Amish communities all across the nation.

Our Community Connections Board is designed to help connect businesses, suppliers, buyers, and opportunities through a publication already trusted and read throughout Amish communities.

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There isn’t a lot of Amish made products for sale here in Arizona because there is no Amish in the state.

There is so much potential though, there are so many Amish suppliers and manufacturers in the Midwest and East, that’s a huge untapped market for local Phoenix area businesses to sell those Amish supplies products.

I know theres Amish furniture stores that stock some Amish goods, obviously furniture and maybe some organic honey, syrup, etc. but there’s not a real widespread access to Amish made goods here.

That’s where a local Arizona business can have a posting in my magazine and access hundreds of Amish suppliers and manufacturers.

Not just furniture, we are talking all kinds of Amish-made items. Hand-crafted toys, decor, organic foods, recipe books, nutritional books, really anything you can imagine.

There are also Amish-owned antique suppliers who have unique items. I know of Amish who have warehouses full of rare things.

Not to mention, Arizona vintage farm equipment doesn’t rust because of the dry weather—there are always Amish looking for that, there potential to sell to the Amish too. They will pay the shipping.

I neglected to get photos of this stuff on trailers being hauled away from the sale sites in South Dakota, but these are examples of the type of items Amish could potentially either buy, sell, or trade from you, and yes they will pay to have things shipped to them.

I once transported an antique road grader from South Dakota to Indiana for an Amish person once and he paid well over $1000 for shipping.

If they are paying to have large items shipped, they will definitely have small items shipped as well.

These photos were two different auctions that Amish bid on things at in South Dakota. Many of the items in these photos were hauled to Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, and Indiana.

Think of our Community Connections Board like an Amish version of Facebook Marketplace — except it exists inside our magazine, which is read by Amish communities throughout the Midwest and Northeast, helping connect Arizona businesses with Amish suppliers, manufacturers, antique dealers, furniture makers, and buyers.

(Example concept board below)

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