Purple Charity Fund (PCF) Fundraising

By meganmclellan
August 14, 2023 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted August 14, 2023

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Posted August 14, 2023

Hi all,

I am part of the PCF team. PCF began in 2002 by Jane Walker and established two successful charities, one in the UK to raise funds for the second charity which started in the Philippines. PCF has helped 2 million individuals in 20 years, benefiting 10.5 million of their family members. Purple Charity Fund Website which you can donate or read more into what we do for the people in the Philippines. Furthermore, I am adding onto this topic on here some of the products we sell that the people of the charity make in the Philippines and we give back all the money the people who make the products and their children.

This is one of the products the women of the charity have made (handmade) and its called the Novie Bag which is 8 inches in height and 10 inches wide. All Novie Bags have upcycled ties and handkerchief so all bags are unique inside plus has a zip pocket inside with the Purple Community Fund log inside. If you want any other photos please let me know!

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