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BRACHA — JEWELRY DESIGNED FOR FREEDOM
Texas sisters Sayra and Michelle are the co-founders and collective creative
force behind Bracha (Hebrew for "blessing") jewelry — their unique budget-
friendly designs combine natural stones and gold-filled mixed metals in
trendy and classic earrings, bracelets, necklaces, keychains and more. The
company is committed to creating awareness and helping put an end to
human sex trafficking in Southeast Asia by donating part of the proceeds
from each purchase to strategic partners that include Chain Reaction and
The A21 Campaign. Wearbracha.com.
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Gifts
Give Back
Let your Chanukah gifts do double-duty.
RONELLE GRIER CONTRIBUTING WRITER
WEAR AWEARNESS
Local entrepreneurs Margo
Rosenthal, a two-year breast
cancer survivor, and Claudia
Drilich founded PinkGirls.pink
to promote breast-cancer aware-
ness through fun and funky acces-
sories. Hats, tank tops, T-shirts,
hoodies, scarves, blankets — even
products for your favorite pooch
— are emblazoned with the com-
pany's "Check your Girls" message,
a reminder to women to perform
self-exams and schedule poten-
tially life-saving mammograms.
A percentage of proceeds goes to
the Shades of Pink Foundation,
an organization that helps
breast-cancer patients who are
experiencing financial distress.
PinkGirls.pink.
