A few days ago I received an email from Alanna telling me about her plan for contributing to the Haitian relief effort. I loved Alanna's plan and wanted to share it with you'll so hopefully we can help.
Alanna is a stylist with Stella&Dot and from now until Valentine's Day she will be donating 20% of the proceeds made through purchases from her site to Save the Children.
I'm loving the new Palm Beach collection, it's just the right amount of bright, fun, and preppy to spice up an outfit.
I know a lot of us are fans of Stella&Dot's jewelry so if you were planning on picking up a little treat for yourself head on over to Alanna's page and start shopping for a great cause! Better yet, be sure to let your boyfriend or hubby know your favorites so he can pick one up for you!
I love the necklaces!
ReplyDeleteLove the top two necklaces! Thanks for introducing me to her fantastic jewelry - I'll definitely check it out and drop some hints to my boyfriend.
ReplyDeletehow wonderful! All businesses should follow suit. What a beautiful company.
ReplyDeleteI can just see those paired with a Lilly shift dress. Love shopping for a cause, thanks for the scoop!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and such a wonderful cause!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness those necklaces are beyond cute! I want, I need!
ReplyDeleteHi there, just ran across your blog from Lavendar & Lillies. You have such great style, LOVE your dining area with the blue chairs and zebra rug! And I too, have always wanted a colored pair of Tory Burch flats-toss up between orange and blue for me. Of course, I suppose most every girl wants a pair, right? Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOMG their stuff is great!
ReplyDeleteNothing like shopping and charity combined! Thank you for sharing this with us. I'm headed over to her shop right now!
ReplyDeleteXX Kate
thank you SO much for posting about this Lindsay! i 100% appreciate it and am so glad that you and your commenters love Stella + Dot as much as i do :) thank you for helping to support Save the Children, and i look forward to reading your blogs and seeing how much we can raise for the Haiti Relief Efforts!
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