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Straight from a fun activity, Fisher and Lisa decided to put their skills in jewelry to a worthy cause in 2003, and labeled it Hope Paige Designs. At that time, Lisa’s mom who had survived the fatal breast cancer therefore inspired the underlying reason for the foundation aimed at creating awareness. The jewelry beauty absolutely made heart cheerful and that alone meant along to Lisa and Fisher because they knew it would be a motivation to other sickly women too. That led to this jewelry house establishment and was labeled after their middle name that is, Shelly (Hope) fisher and Lisa (Paige) Hobyak.
Hope Paige designs thus began to collaborate with other charitable organizations to devise custom jewels and breast cancer awareness jewelry lines. And now that six years are almost gone since 2003, the company has expanded its specializations to produce medical alertness bracelets and charms for other causes as well. Such other supported organizations by Hope Paige Designs include Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Ronald McDonald House Charities and Make A Wish Foundation. This does not mean though that the team up does not welcome other organizations interested in their creative designs for a good cause and required to pay absolutely no fees. When they have to make special orders, Hope Paige Designs already keep massive collections in the premises and they deliver in batch for sale at low wholesale prices and the national charities then sell them at retail.

Surely, these two individuals deserve tribute for being so self-sacrificing to serve those in dire need. Young Survival Coalition charity benefits directly from the organization’s Hershey kiss line made specifically to featuring the young people thoughts for medical alertness bracelets. In addition this line of medical jewelry was stimulated by the co-founder’s friend’s teen girl who was often disgusted by her classic medical alert bracelet that she could not leave behind not to endanger her life more. Hope Paige design therefore designed a wearable and fashionable piece she wears now and many others have also benefited from its contributions in charitable jewelry field.

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