Sherry Taylor

Jewelry and Giving!

This week I am hosting an online jewelry party for a great organization in our town called House of Hope. This event is not for me and I don’t get anything out of it other than to give back to an organization that I believe in. House of Hope has been a real comfort to me and my family through some recent hard times and I am so grateful.

House of Hope is made up of wonderful Christian women and men that have a heart for hurting and troubled teens. They are currently outpatient care, but they have a waiting list for kids that need to stay with them. I am trying to help them raise money so that they can build a residential facility and show God’s love to these hurting children.

If you want to know more about House of Hope, you can get the info on them here.

If you would like to purchase some beautiful faith-based sterling silver jewelry to benefit this cause, you can do that through this link. Shipping starts at $8.95 and 20% of the proceeds go straight to House of Hope.

Thank you for your help!

Sherry

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