VETPAW's Bracelets of Hope: Sustainable Income Opportunity for African Families
Friday, March 12th 2021, 3:10 PM

Conservationists Can Fight Poachers and Support African Artisans by Purchasing Jewelry Through VETPAW

New York, United States - March 9, 2021 / VETPAW /

Poachers continue to slaughter elephants and rhinos for their tusks and horns. VETPAW veterans help protect these species by equipping and training local law enforcement and park rangers. The organization works with partners in Africa to monitor and protect animal populations.

At the same time, VETPAW believes in supporting the humans who live alongside these animals. The Bracelets of Hope program takes inspiration from elephants and rhinos and turns it into a valuable asset that encourages the protection of endangered species. 

Bracelets of Hope are a sustainable way for skilled artists to create beautiful jewelry to remind others of this important issue and support local communities.

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Supporting African Craftspeople

Supporting local artisans provides an extra level of protection for Africa’s wildlife. Instead of illegally poaching elephants and rhinos, communities can make money by creating vegan jewelry that celebrates the lives of these remarkable animals. 

The program is a stable, ethical, and sustainable way for locals to generate income. Buyers also benefit every time they put on a bracelet and enjoy the truly stunning jewelry.

When people buy VETPAW’s Bracelets of Hope, the money goes back to the families that live alongside Africa’s most spectacular wildlife. This allows craftspeople to buy food, make housing improvements, and care for their children. It also incentivizes protecting rhinos and elephants while working with the conservation rangers to root out illegal poachers. 

Veterans provide invaluable training and support to South African rangers and law enforcement, but by lifting up and working with local families, they can multiply their effectiveness. VETPAW Bracelets of Hope are an affordable way for donors to help forge this alliance.

Beautiful Vegan Bracelets Made with Love and Care

VETPAW workers in South Africa were astounded by the gorgeous, high-quality crochet work of the women who live near the wildlife parks where the organization supports conservation efforts. To support these skilled craftswomen, VETPAW is proud to offer a variety of bracelets to showcase their skill and provide valuable, sustainable income for the people who live in harmony with the country’s vital wildlife.

VETPAW’s Bracelets of Hope are available in men's and women's sizes. Different styles incorporate beads and silver rhino and elephant charms. Because VETPAW is committed to protecting the environment, the jewelry is dyed with natural materials, and all leather is certified vegan.

Wearing a Bracelet of Hope is a way to show support for the animals and people of South Africa. More than that, it is an investment in hope: hope that through cooperation and mutual support, we can all help critically endangered animal populations recover from the devastating effects of poaching.

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About Veterans Empowered to Protect African Wildlife

Veterans Empowered to Protect African Wildlife (VETPAW) is a non-profit that supports military veterans who protect endangered African animals. In addition to conservation efforts, VETPAW lifts up local communities that live near the earth's most treasured species, including rhinos and elephants.

 Visit VETPAW today to learn about opportunities to donate or purchase a Bracelet of Hope to show your support for the people and animals of Africa.

Contact Information:

VETPAW

41 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10010
United States

Ryan Tate
(929) 269-5329
https://vetpaw.org/

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Ryan Tate
VETPAW

41 Madison Avenue
New York, NY, 10010, United States

Phone (929) 269-5329

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