For the last few years, I have included WorldVisionUSA in my holiday gift guides because they just have such an awesome organization. This year, I received one of their beautiful handwoven silk scarves. These scarves are really cool because they are actually made by the villagers in Vietnam's Ma Chau village. The money that is received for the purchase of these scarves is then put back into the community, allowing these lovely people the opportunity to have sustainable income for many years to come.
My wonderful pal over at World Vision has decided to give one of these beautiful silk scarves away here on the PS Beauty Blog. I just received mine and I absolutely love it. Because each of these scarves are handmade, they are all unique and might be a little different than the one above.
Please take a moment and stop by WorldVision.org and see what they are all about. Enter to win your own beautiful silk scarf by using the Rafflecopter below. Good Luck beauties ♥
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Press samples were provided for this post
Beautiful scarf and amazing organization!
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ReplyDeleteI learned that not only can individuals help spread hope through World Vision but churches can partner with them as well. Being a church worker, this is something I'll have to look into and bring it to our next outreach meeting!
ReplyDeleteI learned that 4.3 million children have benefited from World Vision sponsorship.
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ReplyDeleteI love how it helps create jobs for people in Vietnam!
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ReplyDeleteThey are a non-profit that fights poverty and injustice.
ReplyDeleteI learned that World Vision is the leading nongovernmental (NGO) provider of clean water.
ReplyDeleteI learned that one in five children in the United States are growing up in families struggling with poverty.
ReplyDeleteThey work in nearly 100 countries, serving all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you can help out by sponsoring a child.
ReplyDeleteI learned that they have a clean water fund and everyone in the world must have clean water
ReplyDeleteI learned they work in nearly 100 countries around the world, serving people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
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