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Compelled Designs

September 9, 2014 //  by Sam McLure

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As you probably already know, adoption can be very expensive.  The good news is that many people are willing to financially give toward an adoption. Fundraisers are a big part of many adoptions. The great thing about an adoption fundraiser is that it serves two purposes.

First, the fundraiser is a great way to help with the cost of the adoption.

Second and fundraiser is a great way to help people be a part of your adoption, which many people like to do.

There are quite a few ideas out there for raising money for adoption.  Today we would like to highlight one of those options right here in the state of Alabama.  Compelled Designs is a company owned by Rebekah Blocher.  Compelled Designs has very unique, handmade pottery jewelry in many different styles.

So how can this help with an adoption?

Compelled Designs gives you the jewelry to sell and you keep 50% toward your adoption.  Another great thing is you can return any unsold jewelry, so there is no risk.

Of course, for the great people of Alabama, here are a couple of designs which need no explanation.
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What a great way to operate a business with a real vision to help others.  Check out all the cool designs Rebekah has to offer at www.compelleddesigns.com, or like the facebook page at www.facebook.com/compelleddesigns.

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