Product Description
Relate bracelets are handmade and sold to make a difference and change lives. As a 100% not-for-profit social enterprise, the majority of the revenue is donated to credible causes and invested in social upliftment initiatives, with a focus on creating opportunities for all involved, at every stage of a project. lephants Alive (previously Save The Elephants) aims to ensure the survival of elephants and their habitats and to promote harmonious co-existence between elephants and people.
Product Information
- MATERIALS & SIZE: Relate Bracelets are made with various beads and metal charms. The bracelets are stretchy and come in three sizes, Small = 7.25 inch Diameter; Medium = 7.5 inch Diameter; Medium = 8.125 inch Diameter
- SOCIAL UPLIFTMENT: When you purchase these bracelets you are helping to raise money for worldwide charities. Relate bracelets are sold to make a difference and change lives. As a 100% not-for-profit social enterprise, the majority of revenue is donated to credible causes and invested in social upliftment initiatives, with a focus on creating opportunities for all involved, at every stage of a project
- HANDMADE QUALITY: The bracelets are handmade by senior refugees in South Africa. Relate creates jobs by employing and paying a fair wage to the workers as well as actively supporting the upskill of these employees to move beyond relate
- SUPPORTING CAUSES: Discover the breadth of causes and charities that Relate supports with the purchase of each bracelet and contribute to something greater by purchasing one for yourself or a loved one
- INCREDIBLE GIFTS: Give the gift of giving by purchasing a bracelet that supports a cause your loved one is passionate about. Supporting a wide range of causes spanning education, employment, animal sanctuary, eco & ocean protection, or global wellbeing, you are sure to find a cause worth supporting
- CHARITABLE GIVING: With every product sold, Humble Hilo supports The Humble Village Project, a charity organization that improves the lives of the poorest Mayan people in Guatemala.
