Round Up! this fall to support survivors of domestic violence
With one in four women experiencing domestic violence at some point in her life, the need for support is great. True to our mission to provide women with the tools they need to live purposeful, thriving lives, Thirty-One Gifts is proud to introduce a special Round Up! matching program this fall supporting survivors of domestic violence. Be part of the Give this October and November — Domestic violence Awareness Month in the U.S. and Canada, respectively — because when we all give a little piece of our heart, we can make a huge difference.
Cindy’s Vision
Giving is part of who we are. That’s why we created Thirty-One Gives, a charitable program that empowers girls, women and families to live a purposeful, thriving life
We are proud to be in the business of building strong, confident women. It’s the heart of our business and the reason we give. Every time you shop with Thirty-One, you are part of the Give!
Founder, President & CEO
Impact Stories
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Our family went through a house fire and our son's leukemia diagnosis in the same year. It was a blessing to stay at RMHCNA during his treatment. Our son’s illness felt like a nightmare, but when we woke up there were
hundreds of people ready to support us.
Cartwright Family
Ronald McDonald House
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Girls on the Run was a great life-changing decision. When I first started GOTR, I thought it was all about running, but it’s really about
making the right decisions in life.
Spirit Jade
Student & Girls on the Run member
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Many people thought I was perfect,
that everything came easy to me. Now I am more like the person everyone thought I was before: involved with life, passionate, happy.
Sarah Leonard
Student & former patient in the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy program
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At our year-end celebration, I was amazed at the growth of the girls. One girl said she used to be insecure, but now she’s not afraid to speak up. Another student who was being treated for self-harm, said
Girl Talk Is Her Only Safe Space
Jathusha Mahenthirarajan
Student & Girl Talk National Leader of the Year Founded Ontario, Canada's first Chapter
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Many girls are struggling and I want to do anything I can to help them, no matter how small. Supporting middle school girls with a ‘big sister’ mentor when they need it the most,
goes farther than anyone could imagine.
Madison Magnus
Student & Girl Talk Leader
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I was finding it hard to carry my prenatal and malnutrition supplies by hand. I am happy to now have a tote bag to protect them, so I can help
reach many mothers and children.
Renathe Kabageni
World Vision Volunteer, Burundi
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Our daughter was just three months old when she had her first open heart surgery. It's been amazing to have other families around who understand what you’re going through and how to offer
the encouragement you need.
Cepkauskas Family
Ronald McDonald House, Illinois
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Our Partnerships
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Giving in action
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Director Julie Miller donated 22 care bags to Freeman Hospital in Joplin, MO, for families that have children staying in the NICU. She donated the bags in honor of her two daughters (far left and far right) that both started in the NICU when they were first born.
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Senior Director Natalee Tokar Lubberts and a team of many other Canadian Consultants donated over 400 thermals with Toiletries and everyday necessities for families at the Hamilton McMaster Children’s Hospital Room in Hamilton, ON.
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Executive Director Rachel Wojtylko delivered nearly $1,400 worth in product to the Mercy Education Project in Detroit, MI, where the bags will be used as incentives for the girls’ tutoring program and prizes at their annual auction.
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Director Susan Creese donated 42 thermal totes for the 4th year in a row to NICU mothers at the West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Director Jayme Stadsvold donated bags to the Crittenton Center Shelter for Youth and Development in Sioux City, IA, for children and families in need.
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Director Jenn Papale and a few friends donated comfort bags filled with goodies to families staying at the Ronald Mcdonald House in Orange, CA.