Jewelry for a Cause is honored to be mentioned by the Huffington Post as the hopeful trend in the gun-inspired direction fashion is taking. Check out the article Fashion Keeps Embracing Guns, While Guns Keep Killing Women by Katy Hall.
Post your most creative #caliberpride on instagram and tag @jforacause.
Our favorite photo will win a Caliber Detroit “D” Cuff!
This is Raise The Caliber at its core. I am so proud to know the artist, Daniel Calder, who created this captivating photo. www.danielcalder.com
This incredible story of how a Police Officer took in two underprivileged children is the perfect example of how one person can Raise The Caliber, not only in the community, but also at home.
Warning: grab a box of tissues, this one is a real tear jerker!
See video from CBS Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh Police Detective Adopts Two Boys In Need Of A Home
http://www.tibi.com/shop/charity/caliber-foundation
100% of the proceeds are donated to the Caliber Foundation to help victims of illegal gun violence in America.
Just as the Caliber Collection creates opportunities for those who may never have walked the streets of America’s most dangerous cities to participate in making those cities a safer place, the Caliber Foundation connects anyone who donates with the organizations and people on the front lines of re-building lives one small act at a time.
Every day in this country lives are lost, and hearts are broken, the Caliber Foundation offers a helping hand when it is needed to help families and communities heal and work together to Raise The Caliber. You can donate here: http://bit.ly/1CZEJKj
Thank you!
The Caliber Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3).
Jewelry for a Cause is honored to be in such “do-good company” as Alex & Ani and MAC. Take a look at the Fashion with Benefits article by Lynn Taylor Schwabb. Thank you, Lynn, for including JfaC!
Want to read more about the products listed? Check them out here:
In Gratitude Necklaces: http://bit.ly/ingrat
Black Buddha Talisman: http://bit.ly/talibb
Daisy Talisman: http://bit.ly/talidaisy
MTVxCaliber: http://bit.ly/MTVxCaliber
Get your Skull and Cross bone Talisman:
http://www.jewelryforacause.net/skull-crossbones
CEO of Jewelry for a Cause, Jessica Mindich, was recently interviewed by Tiffany Wilson of ABC 7 News on her collaboration with the Pittsburg, CA Police Department on the San Francisco Caliber Collection. Check out the full story here:
