When their daughter was hairless and called “slugger” more than “princess,” Holly went a little bow crazy. She soon realized she had a knack for making them herself and went even more bow crazy, making them for her daughter and then selling leftovers on ebay. Her bow kick quickly grew to a website and an Etsy store and yet another Etsy store where Holly now has 3 different places for customers to buy bows and clips and headbands and all kinds of girly girl goodness.

Since she started her business 3 years ago, she has been donating between 10%-20% to the orphans and children of Guatemala. She has also donated to causes related to Russian orphans, Kazakhstan orphans, Chinese orphans, and Ethiopian orphans. So, you can see how supporting The Sparrow Fund was something Holly was excited about doing.

Check Holly’s Facebook page out and “like” her. Go check out her website and Kick-Ass Bows and Kick-Ass Clippies. You will notice when you visit that she’s currently on vacation. So, here’s the kicker, Holly is donating 10% of all sales from May and June to The Sparrow Fund. Very cool. Now, that might be just the motivation you need to buy your little princess some special summer hair treats.

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There is something innately beautiful about mosiacs. Pieces that are in and of themselves quite unappealing, even worthless. But, when you put these broken pieces together, you have something beautiful.

Jane and Steven have been making mosiacs for over 10 years now. Their handmade designs available from Peace by Piece Co. are created using broken china shards from recycled plates and dishes, glass, mirrors, and whatever cool things they can find. So, their designs are eclectic and one of a kind. Have a broken plate from your grandmother’s special tea set? They can use the pieces to create a piece of art for you. Wouldn’t that be such a neat gift?

Though they do not have a personal experience with adoption, Jane and Steven were excited to support of the work of The Sparrow Fund. Go check out their store and their Facebook page. And, thank them for their support of adoption, adoptive families, and the work of The Sparrow Fund!

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