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Giving is part of who we are
That’s why we created Thirty-One Gives, our charitable program that works to empower girls, women and families by helping them build the confidence and self-esteem needed to live a purposeful, thriving life. Since 2012, Thirty-One Gives has donated more than $100 million in products and cash to charitable organizations that share the Gives mission.
Make a difference when you ROUND UP!
This spring, join Thirty-One in a movement to transform children’s mental health by rounding up your order or making a donation to support life-changing research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in the U.S., and in Canada, the Gives Round Up! proceeds will stay in Canada and support four children’s hospitals leading the way in mental health. These include Alberta Children’s Hospital, IWK Foundation, McMaster Children’s Hospital, and SickKids Toronto.
Find and share mental health resources at OnOurSleeves.org.
$1 from each On Our Sleeves™ Cinch Sac and Zipper Pouch and 50 cents from each Keepsake Journal and Smile Icon-It™ benefits the On Our Sleeves™ movement.
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Impact Stories
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“There’s a lot of misunderstanding around Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – that it’s a charming personality quirk. The truth is, it’s scary and often debilitating but help is available.”Charlotte
Children's Hospital at London Health Sciences CenterRead More
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“It is really a place of unconditional love. I can be myself, and people love me for that. To be able to help these girls is really incredible to me because it’s kind of like helping my younger self.”Jessica
Student & Girl Talk Teen Advisory Board MemberRead More
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“I was a 7-year-old girl suffering from depression. Girls on the Run taught me how to laugh again, something that had become hard for me to do. They taught me to keep moving forward and always believe in yourself.”Alejandra
Girls on the Run Sierras ParticipantRead More
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“At birth, my son Nicholas required a rare surgery at a hospital 8 hours from home. The Ronald McDonald House® was a blessing. Without it, we would have had much more stress and anxiety during an already stressful situation. I am thankful to be part of a company that supports the mission of Ronald McDonald House Charities®.”Jamie Hansen
Thirty-One ConsultantRead More
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“I was excited to be offered an Independence Project microloan after taking a credit counseling class. With the funds, I was able to help pay down debt and work on increasing my credit score. My goal after the microloan is to buy my first home.”Camilla
Domestic abuse survivor & microloan recipientRead More
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“This bag gives me pride. My books used to get wet from the dew that collects in the tall grass along the paths to school, but that is no longer the case now that I have this bag.”“Thank you for giving me this bag! I love this bag because it is so beautiful. The bag encourages me to go to school.”
Irene
Student, 9 years old – Zambia
Nelia
Student, 8 years old – Zambia
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“I want others who may be out there struggling to know they are not alone, and there is hope for recovery.”Chloe
Patient AmbassadorRead More
Our Partnerships
We’re proud to partner with many nonprofit organizations that share the Gives mission. View all
Giving in action
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Consultant Patrice Bowser donated 15 Cinch Sacs to troops deployed overseas through a local organization called Hero Boxes.
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Consultant Cathy Williford from Elizabeth City, North Carolina donated Cinch Sacs to Kids First Inc., to foster kids and survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence.
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Director Carli Mitchell of Duluth, Minnesota donated 49 Littles Carry-All Caddies, two Double-Duty Caddies, and 11 Small Utility Totes to an assisted living facility in New Ulm, Minnesota, where her grandparents are residents.
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Director Autumn Engstroem and her H.O.T. donated 163 Zipper Pouches filled with gifts, cards and thank you letters to first responders in Bismarck, N.D.
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Consultant Barb Roth of Swanton, Ohio, donated 20 filled Cinch Sacs to Adriel Foster Care.
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Senior Consultant Konni Harris of Kearney, Neb., donated 160 pouches to her local veterans’ home.
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Senior Consultant Kelly Walker of Devon, Pa., sent 40 care pouches to troops in Iraq, and filled them with toiletries and heartfelt notes from a local girls’ softball team.
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Director Alison Collins of Ontario, Canada, donated 80 chemo pouches to Carlo Fidani Cancer Centre.
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Senior Director Cathy Froese of Alberta, Canada, donated 131 Zipper Pouches to the Alberta Children’s Hospital filled with care items to support Mental Health Awareness.
