Chavez for Charity is an amazing company that creates and sells bead bracelets with charms that benefit charity organizations.
One look at these gorgeous bracelets and you instantly want to own one or get it as a gift. The fact that 25% of the gross profits goes to one of 20 charity organizations is icing on the cake.
The stunning bracelets are only $10 each. They come as a single bracelet($10), 3 piece sets ($30) and 5 piece sets ($50).
Each color represents a different charity organization. For example, the blue set I received benefits Water.org which is fitting since I’m Rain and the blog is A Rain of Thought.
So, may this give you inspiration to gift with a rain of charitable thought because, the bracelets are beautiful, amazingly made and they are only $10. They make great gifts.
So, may this give you inspiration to gift with a rain of charitable thought because, the bracelets are beautiful, amazingly made and they are only $10. They make great gifts.
Here are a few of their bracelets in different colors along with the charity they benefit:
Charity: Whole Planet Foundation
Charity: Little KidsRock
I always try to include a few charity organizations in my holiday gift guide or products that benefit charities because it’s important to give back.
So, if you are looking for a unique gift for that lovely lady in your life be it mom, sis, daughter , cousin, girlfriend or wife you can’t go wrong with these reasonably priced bracelets. They really are worth every bit and more. Plus, you’ll be helping out a charity and that’s the best type of giving.
Even celebrities love these bracelets, including Rosario Dawson, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Julia Roberts and Jennifer Gardner to name a few.
You can shop specifically to benefit a charity by choosing their color or you can pick a few different colors to help donate to different causes. Whatever you decide, enjoy the bracelets with a smile because your purchase did some good in the world.
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