Giving is the Heart of Life and the Heart of glassybaby
Each glassybaby you give to somebody you love (including yourself) also makes another gift: a donation to non-profits that promote hope and healing.
We make beautiful glass to give you a way to give.
In 2024 half of all glassybaby foundation giving will go to The B+ Foundation to support children and their families battling cancer.
The Elephant Collection
Each set of 10 glass votives is hand-crafted in American hot shops by glassybaby. More than just beautiful, each set donates $300 to the Tsavo Trust, an action-oriented, field-based protector of “Big Tuskers” elephants in Kenya, East Africa. This donation follows over $1 million from the glassybaby foundation in support of their conservation efforts. Thank you for joining this important effort.
Shop The Elephant CollectionSince Day One: the glassybaby Giving Journey
Foundation
Lee Rhodes finds peace and
healing when she drops a tea light into a hand blown vessel during
her battle with cancer. glassybaby
is born.
A Giving Production
The first glassybaby sale in Lee’s garage. The glassybaby are packaged and sent home in Chinese takeout boxes. First dollar donated to uncompensated cancer care at UW where Lee was treated.
Martha Stewart receives a glassybaby as a gift and invites Lee to discuss glassybaby charitable giving on her show Martha Stewart Live.
“One Million More”
glassybaby reaches $1 million in giving with a commitment to one million more and celebrates with “light the bridge”
glassybaby reaches $15 million in giving to help heal people, animals and the planet.
$15 million
100%
and counting…
Given to our Three Main Giving Areas:
Hope and Healing:
Where glassybaby Gives
The mission of God’s Love We Deliver is to improve the health and well-being of people living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other serious illnesses by alleviating hunger and malnutrition. They prepare and deliver nutritious, high-quality meals to over 12,700 people annually who, because of their illness, are unable to provide or prepare meals for themselves. They also provide illness-specific nutrition education and counseling to their clients, families, care providers and other service organizations. All of their services are provided free to clients without regard to income.
Grant: $30,000
It all began in 2004 when founder Holly DeRito showed up at NYCACC looking for a buddy for her dog. A staff member took her into the back where all the dogs that were going to be euthanized the next day were. The dogs the public didn’t see. That night, she went home with seven dogs. From there, Holly began building her own rescue and network through housing these dogs with friends and family. Waggytail Rescue now has partners in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, San Diego, Florida, and even Tijuana. Their team of volunteers, fosters, adopters and partners continue to grow and glassybaby is happy to be part of their journey.
The glassybaby foundation will donate $3 with every purchase of “off the leash” to Waggytail Rescue.
Every family’s journey is unique, but no family fights cancer alone. There is a large community of support for those fighting childhood cancer, and it starts at CURE. To help, they offer resources to help these families navigate the road ahead. Through their Open Arms Meal Program, CURE serves meals to hospitalized children with cancer and their families. These meals help alleviate the stress and cost of meals for family members during hospital stays. CURE’s Counseling Program helps address the unique psychological needs of families affected by childhood cancer. And in order to ease some of the financial burdens of ongoing treatment, CURE provides emergency financial assistance to families of children with cancer.
Grant: $40,000
The mission of God’s Love We Deliver is to improve the health and well-being of people living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other serious illnesses by alleviating hunger and malnutrition. They prepare and deliver nutritious, high-quality meals to over 12,700 people annually who, because of their illness, are unable to provide or prepare meals for themselves. They also provide illness-specific nutrition education and counseling to their clients, families, care providers and other service organizations. All of their services are provided free to clients without regard to income.
Grant: $30,000
It all began in 2004 when founder Holly DeRito showed up at NYCACC looking for a buddy for her dog. A staff member took her into the back where all the dogs that were going to be euthanized the next day were. The dogs the public didn’t see. That night, she went home with seven dogs. From there, Holly began building her own rescue and network through housing these dogs with friends and family. Waggytail Rescue now has partners in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, San Diego, Florida, and even Tijuana. Their team of volunteers, fosters, adopters and partners continue to grow and glassybaby is happy to be part of their journey.
The glassybaby foundation will donate $3 with every purchase of “off the leash” to Waggytail Rescue.
Every family’s journey is unique, but no family fights cancer alone. There is a large community of support for those fighting childhood cancer, and it starts at CURE. To help, they offer resources to help these families navigate the road ahead. Through their Open Arms Meal Program, CURE serves meals to hospitalized children with cancer and their families. These meals help alleviate the stress and cost of meals for family members during hospital stays. CURE’s Counseling Program helps address the unique psychological needs of families affected by childhood cancer. And in order to ease some of the financial burdens of ongoing treatment, CURE provides emergency financial assistance to families of children with cancer.
Grant: $40,000
How We Give
Featured Grant
Cierra Sisters
During the month of October, the glassybaby community donated $30,000 to help advance the mission of the Cierra Sisters.
Cierra Sisters was founded by Bridgette Hempstead shortly after her own diagnosis. It is a breast cancer survivor and support organization. The name is rooted in African origins; “Cierra” meaning “knowing,” reminding us that knowledge is in fact power.
Their mission is to break the cycle of fear and increase knowledge concerning breast cancer in the African-American and underserved communities. Cierra Sisters has, for over 24 years, been a wellspring of support and life-saving information for African American women living with breast cancer. This is achieved via large scale presentations, consistent one-on-one’s with healthcare professionals, and diverse outreach efforts in Seattle and beyond.
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