Bracelets
of Hope

GREATER PITTSBURGH COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

Harper handmade affirmation bracelets (and practiced her spelling) and sold every one of them, raising $415 for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

$415

RAISED FOR THE FOOD BANK

Every bracelet handmade by Harper at $5 each

THE STORY

She made something beautiful and sold it so someone else could eat.

Collection of beaded bracelets with words like 'HAPPINESS' and 'LOVE,' and snowflake charms, in blue, white, pink, and clear beads on a dark background.

Harper handcrafted each bracelet herself, threading words of affirmation and hope into every one. She sold them for $5 each and donated every dollar to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. 83 bracelets. 83 acts of kindness made by hand.

The affirmations she chose were not generic. They were the words she would want to hear herself on a hard day. That is the Harper's Helpers difference.

Split screen with two bar graphs. The left graph shows a decline from approximately 13.5 to 3.5, labeled with the term 'Decline.' The right graph shows an increase from 2 to around 16, labeled with the term 'Growth.'

1,245

MEALS FUNDED

Colored illustration of a red heart with green and blue text that reads 'CHERRY MOUNTAIN to COLOMBIA'

83

HANDMADE BRACELETS

FROM THE PROJECT

A young girl with long wavy hair and a pearl headband smiling and showing her braces with letters on her bracelets that spell out words like 'respect', 'love', and 'believe'.
A young girl with long wavy hair and a pearl headband smiling and showing her braces with letters on her bracelets that spell out words like 'respect', 'love', and 'believe'.
Close-up of beaded jewelry and craft supplies, including blue, pink, white, and silver beads, organized in small containers and laid out with alphabet and number beads on a craft tray.

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