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We have fixed all those little glitches that seem to come up with creating a website (especially when everything is being done strictly by volunteers!) and you can now proceed with purchasing the beautiful pieces we have for sale. Why do we use only volunteers? Because we want ALL of our proceeds to go to help the women, children, and families in Cazale. We pride ourselves in being able to say that whatever money you spend on your purchase is going to exactly who it is meant for! None of us are paid or compensated for our time in any way. All we want is to make the lives of these beautiful children and their families a little bit easier. We want to know those children we see who are literally starving to death will have HOPE for their future! We are eternally grateful to those of you out there who share the same hopes and dreams for these people and know you can make a difference in their lives simply by purchasing artwork or creating something beautiful.

Thank you and happy shopping!

This beautiful Haiti Necklace has been donated by artist Tracy Hanson and is now for sale.

Tracy is an adoptive Mom and Grandmother. Her and her husband adopted a sibling group of brothers from Colorado and she also had the privilege of traveling to Ethiopia last year to bring home her second Grandbaby. Tracy says “My Adoption Jewelry is my Passion with a purpose. I love to get to my Studio each day and design and Create for others.”

You will LOVE Tracy’s blog and be sure to visit her Etsy site for many more amazing designs.

The little boy we posted about below is doing great!

We were able to meet him in Haiti last week and his smile and goofy personality was such an amazing thing to witness after seeing his pictures from only weeks before. My thankfulness for what the Rescue Center does was even bigger than in the past after seeing him in person. What would have happened if they didn’t have anywhere to bring Kervenson when they realized he was so sick? Maybe we wouldn’t be seeing that smile and silliness today. He probably would have been another statistic and another victory for that nasty thing called poverty. Instead he’s alive and happy. Isn’t that amazing?