DK Designs LLC is always trying to find ways to help within and around our community and we want to help this amazing cause! With every purchase we will donate 50% to the foundation!
 
You will receive one silver plated ribbon pearl cage pendant, one silver plated standard 18" chain and one pink pearl. Please read about their cause below and follow The Pink Bow Foundation on Facebook so you can see all the amazing work they are doing! Also if you want to directely donate to them please contact Marcella Imbesi.
 
The Foundation
THE PINK BOW FOUNDATION
The Pink Bow Foundation is a non-profit 501-C-(3) founded in 2014 by Marcella Imbesi. As an entrepreneur and enthusiastic philanthropist, Marcella was always searching for a way to give back to others.
The Pink Bow Foundation past and present goals include assisting the homeless population ages 15-24 throughout the nation by providing resources in their area that will guide them toward a path of self-sufficiency.
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​Resources for young adults facing homelessness include;
Locating and directing them to local programs.
Creating an online social networks for organizations that provide resources and services across the nation.
Creating online workshops to provide life skills such as;
How to create an effective resume
How to tutorials on how to dress for success
How to successfully interview for employment
Financial guidance
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Pack the Pink Bow
Local groups, businesses and organizations can come together and host a Pack the Pink Bow event. This team building experience gives groups an opportunity to provide much needed hygiene supplies to their homeless population as well as encouraging community awareness.
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Corporate Social Responsibility
HIRE TO INSPIRE. Encouraging businesses and organizations to consider employing and mentoring one homeless young adult. Imagine trying to obtain employment without the typical resources to present yourself to a potential employer? Giving them an opportunity to develop a skill, trade, add value and experience to their resume while most companies would overlook them.