The Power of Charms
Get to know our guests from our podcast The Power Charms, their favorite symbols, and more.
Connie Phillips & The Importance of Social Services
Social services is a broad term for organizations, government or otherwise, that provide important services to members of the community. These services are typically aimed towards certain groups such as children, the elderly, of those experiencing homelessness, to...
Dr. Sharon Jones & The Amazing Dottie Rose Collab
Did you know women only make up 28% of the workforce in science, math, engineering, and technology? These are some of the fastest growing and highest paying jobs of the future. Luckily there are organizations out there looking to ignite a passion for math, science,...
Ginny Jontes & An Animal Shelter Story to Melt Your Heart
Have you ever wondered about the ecosystem of animal shelters, and what happens when shelters and rescues are full? Heidi's Village is a rescue, shelter, and safe haven for furry friends in the Valley. The organization was founded after Ginny Jontes started wondering...
Ginger Clayton: Passion in Action. A Mother and Business Owner Making an Impact
When we start to think about forming a business or an organization, we tend to look at something we are knowledgeable and passionate about. The experiences and circumstances of our lives dictate where we go. Ginger Clayton knows a thing or two about blending your...
Symbol + Mission = Impact with Gay Romack
Working with charities and nonprofits, we come in contact with a lot of incredible causes. Bridges Reentry helps formerly incarcerated women transition back into society. Not just transition back but help build valuable bridges to sobriety, healing, sustainable...
Kelley Durham & The WILD Success of The Phoenix Zoo Auxiliary
We love animals at Charity Charms and are proud of our longstanding partnership with the Phoenix Zoo Auxiliary. Since 2007, we have been working with the Auxiliary to bring the adorable animals at the zoo to life as charms, jewelry, and even ornaments. The Phoenix Zoo...
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Connie Phillips & The Importance of Social Services
Social services is a broad term for organizations, government or otherwise, that provide important services to members of the community. These services are typically aimed towards certain groups such as children, the elderly, of those experiencing homelessness, to...
Society of Chairs & The KEY to Their Iconic Gala Gift
Above all, philanthropists have a desire to improve the welfare of others and their communities. Whether they have an overall love of humanity or passion for increasing the quality of life in their community, philanthropists dedicate their time to making things...
Get to Know the Symbolic Meaning of Butterflies
Butterflies are one of the most fascinating creatures on the planet, and for this reason they have been associated with a variety of symbolic meanings. From transformation to change and even freedom and flight, the butterfly is a powerful symbol. Without even knowing...
Ways to Use Charms as Tools
One thing we love here at Charity Charms is seeing the unique ways organizations choose to use charms. There are so many special ways to use charms and charming products to help reinforce behaviors, become soldiers of support, or even teach a new skill. Charms are a...
5 Amazing Animal Organizations Using the Power of Charms
This week I would like to share a very personal story. After just over 18 years of unconditional, furry love and joy, we had to make the very difficult decision to put our little doggie “Rufus” to sleep. He was such an inspiration to our family, and we are reminded of...
The Power of Symbols
When organizations begin, one main goal is to figure out what its purpose is in the world. Is it helping people? Uniting people through a common goal or passion? Does it offer a unique product or service? Once you determine this key factor, you move on to branding....
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