Bella Street Romance Goes Retro

At the beginning of December, I committed to taking 20% of my total book sales and donating to Nashville's charity Strings For Hope--Curing Hunger One Note At A Time . Well, the numbers are in and your purchases have help to contribute $275! Strings For Hope handcrafts recycled instrument strings--from awesome guitarists, violinists, banjo and mandolin players, and bass players--and are accented by natural and vintage beads and baubles. No two are alike and each item has had music played on it . How cool is that? Here's the founder Laura (wearing a SFH bracelet and ring) with the moola. Woot! Over 90% of money goes to assist existing food programs both locally and globally. If you haven't heard of Strings For Hope before , don't worry. Go to their website (you'll be redirected to a site that handles the purchases) and buy a bracelet, ring, or necklace for any occasion. Help cure hunger...one note at a time!

For the month of December, I'm proud to announce I'll be donating 20% from the sales of my books to Strings For Hope --a Nashville-based nonprofit organization dedicated to curing hunger one note at a time . Strings For Hope was started by Nashville Restrung , a company that handcrafts bracelets, rings, and necklaces from recycled guitar, bass, fiddle, banjo, and mandolin strings. Strings For Hope is run by volunteers with minimal overhead costs, so a majority of the income from sales goes to feed people locally and globally through partnering with existing feeding ministries. You can directly purchase the jewelry here . Along with recycled instrument strings, the jewelry is enhanced by vintage beads, stone accents, and even groovy skulls--so there's something for every taste and style. I love these bracelets and own several! So purchase a bracelet this holiday season--can you think of anything more unique and cool??--and add to the blessing by buying any of my ...