Heart of Hope bracelet benefiting Shriner’s Hospitals for Children
Product Description
The copyrighted design for this bracelet was inspired by my respect for mission of the Daughters of the Nile…raising money for the endowment fund which funds the Shriner’s Hospital for Children. This bracelet is dedicated to my mom Paula and the Ladies of the Household of Nefru Ari Temple in Richmond, CA. Many of these women have known me since grade school and are a constant source of inspiration and friendship.
This bracelet is hand-crafted using beautiful 6mm Swarovski® crystals in shades of peridot, olive and crystal, and is finished with a sterling silver HOPE charm, as well as the beautiful insignia for the Daughters of the Nile. This bracelet is made to order, so please allow 7 to 10 business days for delivery.
$25 of the purchase price of each piece will be donated to Daughters of the Nile Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, public corporation which maintains a permanent endowment fund to benefit Shriner’s Hospitals for Children. All monetary donations promote, support and maintain the philanthropic endeavors that enhance the medical care and treatment of patients in the hospitals. To learn more about the organization, please visit their website: http://www.donfdn.org/
Photo credit: G.Post - www.craftphoto.com
This bracelet is hand-crafted using beautiful 6mm Swarovski® crystals in shades of peridot, olive and crystal, and is finished with a sterling silver HOPE charm, as well as the beautiful insignia for the Daughters of the Nile. This bracelet is made to order, so please allow 7 to 10 business days for delivery.
$25 of the purchase price of each piece will be donated to Daughters of the Nile Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, public corporation which maintains a permanent endowment fund to benefit Shriner’s Hospitals for Children. All monetary donations promote, support and maintain the philanthropic endeavors that enhance the medical care and treatment of patients in the hospitals. To learn more about the organization, please visit their website: http://www.donfdn.org/
Photo credit: G.Post - www.craftphoto.com
