The last one is dedicated to shops tied with charity.
2. gorgeous items for your arm that directly support at-risk teens. $14 The Shine Project
3. a fun slouchy hat hand-knit by women in Uganda from Krochet Kids International. KKi meets people's needs through job provision, through mentorship, and education. $32.95 KKi
4. Give a chicken, a cow or a goat via Heifer.org or Oxfam International
Another option-- Shop at various stores (including Macys, Gap, and BestBuy) and earn dollars to donate to a number of charities. Social Vest
see the rest of my gift guides from this week: under $25 | diy | for mom | for guys
other things I've loved this week:
- incredible incredible story of the man who responds to suicide attempts on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- our christmas tree. it smells fantastic. I think having one year round would be wonderful.
- did you see my new blog & facebook design-- it's all tied to my new shop design on storenvy! Nicole from the style hatch did a FABULOUS job and I'm soo pleased. If you're looking for a storenvy designer, I can not recommend her enough!
also, no, I'm not leaving etsy-- Etsy is the primo spot for handmade customers but storenvy is super great for a professional, sole-shop look. So I'm kinda seeing both of them right now. (just don't tell the other.)
xo, erika
oh p.s. you should share your favorites from this week!
da rules: share some of your favorite things from the web and real life with the weekly friday finds & favorites link-up hosted by Beth and me. Please link up just your blog post with your faves (not your entire blog) and link back to Beth or me somewhere on the blog. Please, also, make sure that your post is relevant (i.e. no giveaways or that sort of thing.) And, of course, be sure to go visit everyone else who links up! :)oh p.s. you should share your favorites from this week!
