Monday, September 13, 2010

Working for a very good cause...

Last week I was asked by a very good friend to donate a piece to a fundraiser for Ovarian Cancer. Naturally, I said yes before I even read any further into what it was for. But once I read through the full email, I am even more honored to have been asked to help raise money for this very worthy cause. 
Here's the story:
In celebration of September’s National Ovarian Cancer Awareness month, we are pleased to announce the upcoming Second Annual Volley for Molly tournament being held at Lexington High School on September 24, 2010. This event is in honor of a resilient and loving young woman who passed of this insidious disease at the young age of nineteen.  Our goal is to stop this disease in its tracks!

 I found out that the awareness color for Ovarian Cancer is Teal. So I pulled out my trusty bead boxes and went digging. Found a great set in Ann's box which she generously let me use. This is what I came up with. 
A gorgeous set of teal lampwork glass beads, which I accented with a variety of Swarovski Crystals, hand wrapped circles and Mykonos Greek Spacers. I added a Silver Volleyball Charm as well as a Cancer Awareness Charm near the clasp. 
Love how it turned out. I hope that this does well in the silent auction.
It's an honor to do my part for a good cause.

4 comments:

  1. Kristen, it's gorgeous!! I hope they make a killing on it!! What a generous gift!! Hugs!

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  2. What a gorgeous bracelet and you are very generous to give to this noble cause. God bless!

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  3. Wow, That is an awsome bracelet. I'm sure it will do very well for the cause. How generous of you to offer this lovely creation. It was obviously made with love and care.
    -Debbie

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  4. Beautiful pieces for a good cause--I'm sure they are delighted with your contribution. Did your Niki ever come home? Hope things are good with you..I've missed having the time to come admire your treasures and happy to see you've still 'got it'! >^..^<

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