Gifts that Give Back Part 3

I was looking around on this peaceful Cyber Monday, and stumbled upon a great deal from an organization whose mission has always grabbed my heart strings - St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.  Not just a portion of your proceeds, but 100% of profits, benefit St. Jude's research.  AWESOME!!!  For a limited time, all regularly priced items are 25% off when you use the promotional code CYBERSTJ11 during checkout.  Check out a few of the great gift items offered this year!  Many of which are designed by well-known fashion brands...

I spotted this Juicy Couture key ring ($38 before 25% discount) in InStyle Magazine and loved it before I even saw that it's proceeds benefited such a wonderful organization.  The same charms come on a necklace ($48) that is available through the St. Jude website as well.

These limited edition 2011 glass ornaments are only $10 each or 2 for $18.  They were inspired by St. Jude patient artwork.  They have several other designs to choose from here.

These scoop-neck DKNY tees ($26 each) have a beautiful message and a fashion-forward design.  Best of both worlds!

Lucky brand designed this Medallion Strap Bracelet ($25) for St. Jude's.  I love the leather mixed with the colorful medallion - a nice combo of a little rustic and a little sophistication.

These patterned RUME reusable bags ($10 each or 2 for $16) are great for shopping.  They roll up to fit in your purse and keep you from having to use those flimsy disposable bags.  The bags are water-resistant, hold up to 50 lbs, and they look cute too!

I love these old-fashioned style alarm clocks ($22) with whimsical animal artwork by St. Jude's kids.  This cheery and useful item is the perfect gift for a kid (or a kid-at-heart).  The colors add such a fun accent to any room!

It only takes a quick glance at a St. Jude's commercial to bring a tear to my eye and to remind me of how blessed I am to have a healthy little girl.  Don't forget to thank God for your family's health and say a prayer for all those kids and families affected by pediatric catastrophic diseases.  Have a wonderful day!  -Kristen