Do You Troll Or Pandora?

 Wanted to add that Troll has a special right now..If you buy a clasp you get the bracelet for free..sooo...go buy a clasp..ha

I got a Pandora bracelet for Mothers day last year.  I LOVE it.  I get a troll bead for each holiday.Much better then the stand by nick knack..lol  I have a mix and match bracelet.  There is a small shop that sells the Troll beads and I have to admit..If I win the lottery..after the medical and all that stuff..I would buy me some serious Troll beads..
Okay sorry..back to the story..I found out last week that Troll is doing a pretty cool thing.  They are releasing  some new beads today..and for every $25 bead $20 goes to the Haiti rebuild fund.  How cool is that..and the beads look beautiful..

So do you have a Troll or Pandora bracelet?

Empowerment Bead Collection Press Release – Trollbeads Canada

March 2nd, 2010 by admin No comments » “VAUGHAN, ON – February 26, 2010 – The Trendy Group and Trollbeads are pleased to
announce the release of the Haiti Empowerment bead collection, Beads of Hope. This
exclusive line of beads underscores Trollbeads’ commitment to charitable causes.
The initial offering of colourful, glass Haiti Empowerment beads will be released in early
March 2010. The Trendy Group, in partnership with Trollbeads Denmark, our retailers
and sales representatives, will donate $20 from every Haiti Empowerment bead purchase
to Habitat for Humanity Canada to support their Haiti relief efforts. Habitat for Humanity
Canada’s goal is to provide housing solutions to 50,000 low-income Haitian families over
the next five years.
In order to include all consumers in this worthy cause, Trollbeads has designed and
manufactured Empowerment beads to fit Trollbeads bracelets as well as similar beaded
bracelets. It is our hope that the beads’ message of love and support will strengthen all
those affected by this disaster.”
“Habitat for Humanity Canada is a national, non-profit organization working for a world
where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. The mission of the organization is to
mobilize volunteers and community partners in building affordable housing and
promoting homeownership as a means to breaking the cycle of poverty. Habitat for
Humanity Canada was founded in 1985, consists of over 50,000 volunteers and 73
affiliate organizations from coast to coast, and is a member of Habitat for Humanity
International which spans 93 countries, has built over 300,000 homes, and is now
building a new home every 10 minutes. For more information about Habitat for
Humanity Canada, visit www.habitat.ca”