Live Joyfully. Give Mindfully.
When we started making soaps, essential oil blends and candles, we were making them primarily for personal use. As friends and family started to ask to buy their favorites we decided that we would make purposeful giving the foundation of our brand.
The need is great and we are committed to being part of the solution. We find well-run reputable charities with passion and purpose and are committed to donating 25% of our proceeds. Every season we introduce a new charity partner, highlight the selfless work they do and allow you a chance to share in making a difference. Join us.
Featured Charity for the Holidays:
Isaiah House
Executive Director: Zammeah Gibson
Isaiah House has been a community fixture since 1988, whose mission is to reduce the prevalence of homelessness, hunger and unemployment in Essex County, New Jersey. Isaiah House has a reputation for dignified and comprehensive servicing.
They are dedicated to those families and individuals who are considered “most fragile” – that is, those who have been devastated by unemployment, illness, drug addiction, teenage pregnancy, fires and crises. Isaiah House offers a variety of support services to family members, including life skills training, instructions in household and money management, job search assistance, tutoring, medical referrals, and on-site drug and alcohol support groups.
One of their proudest accomplishments is that unlike other agencies and shelters, Isaiah House works diligently to ensure that the family unit remains in tact. That is, both a mom and dad, husband and wife, just mom or dad as heads of household or whatever the family make up, they can remain together with their children at Isaiah House rather than having to separate and stay in multiple places. This unique approach is based on a firm belief that individual progress and development is enhanced and augmented by the assistance of loved ones.
Their shelter programs serve: teenage girls/boys, disabled single women, women living with HIV/AIDS, mommy and me (border babies) and families in addition to an on-site day care for the residents and a food pantry for the community. Isaiah House also provides prevention funds to prevent homelessness, rental subsidies to people who are disabled, people living with HIV/AIDS and the high functioning mentally challenged.