The Noise Girls are working together with two campaigns (Heart of Haiti and Rwanda Path to Peace) that help countries be able to sell goods and become self sufficient instead of having to accept aid.
Life as Leels is fortunate enough to help participate in the Heart of Haiti campaign.
Heart of Haiti was launched by artist and social entrepreneur, Willa Shalit, The Clinton Bush Haiti Fund and Macy’s. Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and despite the devastating earthquake, people there are filled with hope and a desire to improve their lives through employment. The Heart of Haiti initiative provides artists with an opportunity to make a living feed their families and pay their children’s school fees. Already, The Heart of Haiti collection has led to employment of 750 artists in Haiti providing financial benefits for an estimated 5,000 people in the country.
The collection features more than 40 home decor items including quilts, metalwork, ceramics, and paintings. The craftsmanship and technique behind these works of art, ranging from papier-mâché vases to hand cut metal frames & wall hangings, is truly remarkable. The collection is made almost entirely from recycled and sustainable items such as old cement bags, cardboard, oil drums & local gommier wood. Sharing a “gift that gives back” is a great way to raise awareness and celebrate artistry and regrowth. Heart of Haiti products are available exclusively at 25 Macy’s stores around the country and on Macy’s.com.
At Everywhere, we are truly committed to this project. We believe every blog post, every mention, every tweet builds awareness so we appreciate your support.
To stay up-to-date with news and announcements, follow @HeartofHaiti or like our Facebook page http://facebook.com/HeartofHaiti.
As part of the Heart of Haiti campaign, I received this beautiful, handmade in Haiti, horn stretch bracelet (please note that I was informed that the horn used to create these beautiful bracelets were made from cow horns and were from animals that were used for consumption).
I promise you, this picture does not do it any kind of justice what so ever. It really was difficult to get a good image of this to show it’s true beauty.
It is a stretch bracelet and fit my wrist without any issue. The different colors in the horn used to create the bracelet made it all the more beautiful.
I cannot say enough about this beautiful piece of jewelry and the benefits behind the Heart of Haiti campaign.
The Noise Girls have teamed up to work with the Heart of Haiti campaign as well as the Rwanda Path to Peace campaign. You can see their reviews here:
Danielle at Simmworks Family Blog
Tiffany at Fabulous Finds
Amanda at The Frugal Greenish Mama
Kerri at The Maven of Social Media
(More to come)
And be sure to come back on September 17th to enter to win one of these beautiful bracelets or one of the baskets as each Noise Girl will be hosting a giveaway.












I love the effort being represented here and the awesome support for this undertaking.
Beautiful campaign!
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I love the work that is organization is doing. That bracelet is absolutely beautiful!
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I love this bracelet!!! I wish I had one!
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I’ll be giving one away starting Monday the 17th and another blogger (Staci at 7 on a Shoestring) will also be giving one away!
I think both campaigns are great! I think teaching someone (anyone, not just 3rd World Countries) a skill is so much better than just giving money. I mean, yes money helps in the immediate, but you want to be able to help them in the long run.
and the bracelet is beautiful

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