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***Sale Extended until Friday!!*** Fight Childhood Cancer – 72 Hour Origami Owl Special

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Edited 9/20: Origami Owl says the sale has been extended until Friday! It is still while supplies last, so get them while you can and make a difference in the lives of others too see details here: Cancer Awareness Locket Extended!

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Every two minutes, a child is diagnosed with cancer. But you can help. For 72 hours ONLY or while supplies last, you can be a Force for Good during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month by sharing and purchasing one of five, limited-time offers* that will give back to an organization to help those affected by childhood cancer.

Here’s how you can be a Force for Good:

Shop “Childhood Cancer Awareness” Lockets.

Shop one of these looks for $29 USD | $39 CAD (save up to 60%!)

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… and $1 from every “Childhood Cancer Awareness Month” Locket sold to benefit Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, which supports children and their families impacted by these rare diseases, including the three most common pediatric cancers; Lymphoma, Leukemia and Brain Cancer in hospitals across the U.S. and Canada.

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Get Free {Standard} Shipping on Orders Over $100 USD | $140 CAD.

All orders $100 or more site wide will receive FREE {standard} SHIPPING between Monday, September 19 at Noon CDT and Wednesday, September 21 at 11:59 p.m. CDT.

 

Here are FAQs on the promotion.

 

This is just one way Origami OwlÂź is a Force for Good. If you know a family or person in need who is struggling with a hardship, nominate them in our Live Sparkly campaign. Thank you for being a Force for Good and giving back to this worthwhile cause.

{Love}, The Nest

Origami Owl Touches a Family Dealing with Childhood Cancer, Mother/Daughter Finds Success

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I found this article online about a sister owl and it talks about how her family was touched by Origami Owl in more ways than one. It goes on to talk about the amazing benefits of being part of Origami Owl – from being remembered while she was in the hospital with her son fighting childhood cancer, to having the ability to work and grow alongside her daughter while acquiring important life skills, to enjoying an all-expense paid trip to Cabo. I loved how Tracy said “It’s been one huge big beautiful disaster” referring to all they have through. Red the full article below:

Tracy Kopp and Daughter with Origami Owl

Posted: Friday, September 12, 2014 12:44 pm | Updated: 12:44 pm, Fri Sep 12, 2014. Source: The Daily journal

Tracy Kopp’s hand closed around the locket hanging from her neck as she remembered spending a week in the hospital with her 5-year-old son Mitchel as he fought cancer.

That locket was a gift from the direct-sales company she works for, Origami Owl. She came home to find it, along with a handwritten note.

Inside the locket was a plate that read “Survivor” and charms related to her son — his initial, his birthstone, an angel wing, a “forever family” charm, an Origami Owl and a pediatric cancer ribbon.

The gift reminded her of why she joined the company in the first place.Tracy left her job as an executive assistant onMichigan Avenue when Mitchel was diagnosed — mere weeks before she gave birth to her youngest child, Taylor. She had been working full-time, commuting an hour and a half each way from Manteno and earning about $40,000 with benefits.

But when she discovered Origami Owl — founded in 2010 by a 14-year-old girl — the company’s support of childhood cancer instantly resonated with her.

She joined a network of more than 60,000 sales reps nationwide as an independent designer, coordinating parties called“jewelry bars” to sell Origami Owl’s personalized mix-and-match jewelry.

Party guests pick out a locket and select tiny, hand-painted charms to fill it up. Lockets can be interchanged between necklace or bracelet chains, and charms can be switched between lockets.

Tracy earns about 40 percent commission on each party, making between $25,000-30,000 annually. Not shabby, considering it’s part-time and she has flexibility.

“This has changed our lives,” Tracy said. “I’m able to set my own hours and paycheck and be home with the kids.”

She’s even able to bring her oldest daughter to work — as a partner.

At 12 years old, Angelina recently joined Tracy as an “Owlet.” That means that she has her own account set up and earns commission on whatever she sells.

“Who doesn’t love jewelry?” Angelina asked.

And it’s a lot more fun than working at a fast-food joint, one of Tracy’s first jobs.

“This is setting her up with tools that aren’t available anywhere else,” Tracy said, referring to the group health insurance and discounted college classes Origami Owl offers to the adults and teens they employ.

Plus, the preteen is practicing good time and money management, and learning people skills.

For Tracy, selling jewelry is a way to build relationships. That’s how she’s been able to move through the ranks to Senior Team Leader, supervising 70 saleswomen nationally.

Last year, she won an all-expense paid trip to Cabo San Lucas by selling $15,000 in merchandise in four months.

As of May, 10-year-old Mitchel has been chemo-free for one year, and though they wish the road could have been easier, both Tracy and Angelina are happy to have arrived where they are today.

“It’s been one huge big beautiful disaster,” Tracy said.

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Just a reminder, the online Childhood Cancer Drive I have set up online is in full effect.  100% of my Origami Owl commissions earned will be donated to 2 Cancer Organizations to help fight cancer and serve their families affected by it.  To join the fight with your purchase, please visit http://www.locketsandcharms.com/september-childhood-cancer-awareness-month/  Thank  You.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month – Fundraiser 100% Donated to Rady’s

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Blog post edited: The spokesperson and fundraiser committee for Talia’s Legacy has opted to do the Cancer Drive with me in September/October 2015.  This year’s Childhood Cancer Fundraiser will be donated to Rady’s.

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This month I commit to bringing awareness to Childhood Cancer through my social media sites such as Twitter and Instagram.   I will be sharing with you stories of those currently fighting and those that have received their angel wings.

By myself, I can get the word out and help spread a tiny bit of awareness but I have an even better idea: What if I open it up to others who want to help too?

 

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Here are 2 ways you can help:

 

#1.  Social media.  I need you to let everyone know that 100% of my commissions when shopping for Origami Owl Jewelry will be donated to Talia’s Legacy and Rady’s Children’s Hospital.  Yes, 100% of my commissions – I make zero – nada – no money off of this. All will all be donated.  The sky is the limit to what this $ would be!

#2 Make a purchase.  Proceeds from your Origami Owl jewelry purchase will be going back to help Rady’s Children Hospital (Cancer division) here in San Diego. How does it work?  The link below will track your Origami Owl orders.  Every piece you buy is either 30% or 50% (my commissions) that will be donated to Rady’s. 50% items are birthstones, charms, hand-stamped plates and dangles.  All else is 30%.   You can order anything, including the Childhood Awareness Ribbon.  All of my sales commissions earned from your orders will be sent to the foundations in early October.

 

Childhood Cancer Awareness Ribbon

Rady’s Children’s Hospital (Cancer & Blood Disorder) who provide care, research, and support to children and their families currently living with childhood cancer. http://www.locketsandcharms.origamiowl.com/parties/RadyChildrens448008/collections.ashx

 

*** Make sure at the payment checkout screen that Jewelry Bar IDs ‘RadyChildrens448008‘ is pre filled as the Jewelry Bar ID to count.  Those who do not use the direct link can type in RadyChildrens448008 for Jewelry Bar ID at check out.

 

Don’t care for Origami Owl Jewelry?  Financially contribute directly to Rady’s without an Origami Owl Jewely purchase. Simply do so at http://www.rchsd.org/programs-services/cancer-blood-disorders/ (donate link on the bottom.  Get to know Rady’s and see what drives them, what they are doing for the families affected by childhood cancer and what they will be doing for Childhood Cancer year-round.

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Let’s all be a force for Good. Whether you make a purchase or not, I would love your help in spreading the word on this online drive for Rady’s during September – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

Please do share this blog post with friends and family touched by childhood cancer or just want to be a part of something greater and put a dent and potentially see an end to childhood cancers in our lifetime.

People talk about the power of social media and the downsides of social media.  I hope that this month, we can also highlight the good in social media.

Please repost this blog post on your social media accounts (Facebbok, Twitter, Instagram, etc) to help spread the word.  Thank you!

 

Forever Grateful,

 

Jennylou Raya, Origami Owl Independent Designer #1186

858-243-4568

jennylou@locketsandcharms.com

locketsandcharms@gmail.com

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