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EXCLUSIVE: Ivanka Trump Debuts Charitable Bracelet

Aug 24, 2010 @ 12:14 pm

Ivanka Trump has designed an an exclusive bracelet to benefit the United Nation Foundation’s Girl Up campaign, which raises awareness and funds for several U.N. programs that help in-need adolescent girls, preparing them for the next generation of leadership. Debuting on Fashion’s Night Out, September 10th, the $30 coral silk cord and sterling silver bracelet features both the Girl Up and the Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry logos, with 100% of the net proceeds benefiting Girl Up. “American girls are the new global entrepreneurs and the faces of philanthropy,” said Trump. “I am proud to be a Girl Up Champion.” You can pre-order the charitable bracelet at ivankatrumpcollection.com.

— Rachel Jacoby

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Love the bracelet. especially what it symbolize..preparing for the next generation in leadership.. thats powerful!! inspiring!! and so fitting that Ivanka is the lady behind the design.. perfect combination.. xox

-Mackenzie L'maree on August 24th, 2010

That is lovely, Jasper helps so many young women and children, and men too, as they enter the work force. Here in Jasper employees are included from all around the world. It is special when families stay together, so that they can help each other as well as the community they live in. The hotel and travel industry is versitile in this way and our very small school enjoys the experience just ask Erin Karpluk :)

-lightwayvez on August 24th, 2010

Love the bracelet!

I love the fact that even though Ivanka Trump is so rich she still designs things that are affordable for normal people. I have been trying to remember what company she designed the purses for…does anyone remember?

-$arah on August 26th, 2010

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-jikeae on October 6th, 2011

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