Stars like Miley Cyrus, Christie Brinkley, Eva Mendes, Kristin Chenoweth, and Megan Fox, just to name a few have discovered and supported the dual purpose jewelry line
Joan Hornig Jewelry. When I say "dual purpose" I am, of course, talking about the fact that Joan Hornig Jewelry is not only beautiful, but is a business built on philanthropy. Hornig did her Art History undergraduate studies at Harvard before earning her MBA at Columbia Business School. Through her eye for art and design merging with her business sense was born her jewelry line which exudes beauty, fashion, and philanthropy. In fact, Hornig's message "Philanthropy is Beautiful" is quite literally seen on some of her designs. What portion of the proceeds go to charity, you ask? Try 100%! Since that lovely gesture just wasn't enough for Hornig, she decided to also set up her company, so that the purchaser has the opportunity to choose any charity of their choice to donate the funds to. That's right! You get the opportunity to pick your favorite charity to receive the funds, just as long as your charity is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit.
For The Compassion Fashion Project, it begged the question, what domestic violence causes has benefited from Joan Hornig Jewelry? Well, ask and you will receive...here's the list and links:
Operations Manager, Clotilde Dedecker, explains to us how Joan Hornig Jewelry operates through charity, "The goal of our line is to make every purchaser a philanthropist. The list of charities on our website are all the organizations our customers have supported in through their purchases. Every time a new organization is selected, a new charity is added to the list. "
It is the mission of The Compassion Fashion Project to inform people of wonderful companies like Joan Hornig, so that as a society we become more aware of how we spend our money. We also make it our mission to take away the stigma that is attached to domestic violence causes and promote awareness in a trendy fashion. I believe that as we ask women to change and transform themselves through empowerment that our message becomes synonymous with that of what fashion stands for which is a constant climate of change. When companies like Joan Hornig stands up for people in this world who need our help, it makes a bold and powerful statement. I applaud Joan Hornig and all her associates for what they are doing and feel very lucky to have the opportunity to write this feature.
Design and Public Relations Associate for Joan Hornig, Mardee Goff, tells us what she thinks about The Compassion Fashion Project, "We love finding people who get our mission the way you do and can not thank you enough for helping spread the word. The Compassion Fashion Project is truly an amazing blog, and your mission is truly inspiring! "
I cannot say enough good things about this company and the people who work for Joan Hornig Jewelry. If you are looking for a unique piece of jewelry, why look anywhere else? Make your purchase mean something and let's all be aware of where and how we shop. To purchase any of these pieces seen here, simply click on the red link under each photo or go to joanhornig.com.
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Wrapped in Philanthropy Gift Tags
Pack of 25 seeded gift tags perfect for your holiday gift wrapping needs. Tags are plantable and will blossom into wildflowers within 1-4 weeks after planting! Available with gift giver's name custom printed for an extra $5.00.
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Set of eight elephant dung notecards with matching hemp envelopes enclosed in Philanthropy is Beautiful® regenerated leather, reusable case. Leather cases are available in red or black. Please specify color preference. Notecards are made of Pachyderm Paper, a bi-product of elephant dung. This paper converts an abundant resource into an asset and economic outlet in areas throughout Asia.
