Though she is a resident of New Mexico, Geetha is originally from India. Dissatified with her career as a restaurateur and spicy product manufacturer, she decided to give up on the same and on a visit to the orphanage of Mother Teresa in Calcutta, she came up with an idea of starting a project that would help these unfortunate lot.
   
She made up her mind to use natural resources like wood, silk, jute, banana and

palm leaf fiber for making baskets, bags and other utility products, sell them abroad and use the money for the orphans at Mother Teresa. The women here help her make chile-emblazoned baskets and bags which she sells from her office in Las Cruces. These designs are made keeping in mind the liking of the people of Southwest.

Geetha's company "Baskets and Bags" sells chile-emblazoned jute bags, plus recipe boxes, napkin rings, coasters, trivets, pencil holders, and bowls with various chile designs on them to shops and retailers. Geetha is happy with this noble job of hers that not only gives jobs to women but also feeds hundreds mouths in Mother Teresa's orphanage.
Great job, Geetha!!