Daily Archives: December 4, 2013

Trinity Memorial Church

Trinity Memorial Church Wreath Sale, 22nd and Spruce Streets, Philadelphia, Saturday, December 7th, 10:00am – 3:00pm

“Ed Snyder will have his photography (including jewelry and greeting cards) for sale at this Saturday’s Trinity Memorial Church Annual Holiday Bazaar and Cafe Noel. Trinity Memorial Church‘s Great Hall is located at 22nd and Spruce Streets, Philadelphia. Dec. 7, 2013 from 10 am – 3 pm. Join us for holiday gifts, decorations and delicious food. This year Trinity Center for Urban Life sponsors a project to knit afghans for the guests of Wintershelter (http://communityoutreachpartnership.org/wintershelter). Come to the Bazaar to get instructions and free supplies.”

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Bonded Forever

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Bonded Forever at Headhouse Cafe, December 6th, 8:00pm. The Headhouse Cafe, 122 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19147

Live music, local art and craft show featuring jewelry by Bonded Forever.

Bonded Forever is a jewelry line for cancer warriors and their loved ones. A portion of Bonded Forever‘s proceeds will be donated to cancer research and patient care.

Bonded Forever is a philanthropic company that designs and produces conceptual handmade jewelry for cancer patients/survivors and their loved ones. A portion of the proceeds from every sale will be donated to cancer research and patient care.

The driving force behind the company’s unique and powerful design scheme is the desire to create a positive supportive network for all of those who are affected by cancer. Bonded Forever supports all types of cancer and does not intentionally use any cancer mascot colors or ribbon symbols in its designs. The jewelry designs also don’t openly advertise its affiliation with any cancer awareness support group, organization, or movement. The jewelry is simply meant to serve as a clandestine personal prayer that can help strengthen the bond in a cancer patient/survivors’s supportive network.

Bonded Forever also raises additional funds through organized charity events. If you are interested in sponsoring an event or partnering with Bonded Forever, please email info@bondedforeverjewelry.com – Bonded Forever website

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