World Vision
Beaded Necklace Review!
My thoughts on the World Vision beaded necklace – This is a necklace that is truly beautiful and captures the true essence of what the upcoming Holidays are all about, giving to others. This necklace is very lightweight and can go with so many outfits. It can be worn long which is 22 inches or you could double it up which I love to do with mine. My daughter has wrapped it around her wrist for a bracelet. The colors are truly divine and I love that it is comfortable to wear!
When you purchase this necklace for yourself, a friend or family member, you will be also helping children in need. How amazing is that?! The person you gift this to would love to know that their gift also helped children! World Vision is doing something incredible in the world. I believe it is important to show our children that helping others is what we do, year around. But especially this holiday season, and with the help of World Vision you can now choose how you would like to help out!
Can you imagine having this necklace and during the process giving a child a goat and chickens for their family to survive? What about providing job training for a woman or older girl so she can make a living? There will be something in this catalog that will stick out to you and reach your heart. The new mother and baby kit to help keep newborns alive is something that touched my heart.
Every time I wear this necklace I make sure to spread the awareness and the selfless acts that World Vision has given us the opportunity to be involved with. There is something that we all can do by helping out and the World Vision catalog helps you decide where you would like your donation to go to.
~Tammy~
** I was sent a copy of this product for the purpose of this review. However, my own opinion was used and not influenced in any way.
I help others by making donations when I can to organizations that help others.
We make some holiday donations, and I make some cookie platters for friends.
Thanks for this giveaway.
giving to others in various ways depending on the person —– Paul T/Pauline T aka Paul Tran ….. emscout9 at Hotmail dot com
I donate every chance I get, recently I sent a care package to an orphanage in Uganda. They sent photos to me of them wearing the clothes we sent and holding the books, etc. It was a great feeling.
We make “donations” by giving to others in need. Adopting families, giving to toys for tots and helping out in the community we live in.