True Meaning awareness jewelry is made by people with intellectual and physical disabilities.
Beverly Beckham
An exceptional crew of jewelry makers
True Meaning awareness jewelry is made by people with intellectual and physical disabilities.
Work is more than a job for Cheryl Bleakney. People sell things every day, and some even like what they sell. But Bleakney is passionate, and not just about the quality of the merchandise she takes with her everywhere she goes, but about the people who make the products and the facility that supports their unique endeavor. (Full article: 656 words)
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