Connecticut Brain Tumor Alliance Bracelet – H.E.L.P. by BowerBird
More than just a bracelet, this piece is a way to H.E.L.P. (hope, encouragement, love, purpose). Designed exclusively for BowerBird, it features gray opal, the internationally recognized color for brain tumors, with aqua accents. The design is in memory of Donna Fedors, the mother of our C.O.O., Kirsten Fedors Cooksley. Donna passed away in August 2022 after a two-year battle with brain cancer.
Each sale supports the Connecticut Brain Tumor Alliance, an organization dedicated to providing hope and support to brain tumor patients and caregivers, and advancing awareness and research in brain tumor care.
| Material | Gray Opal with Aqua Accents |
|---|---|
| Design Purpose | To honor Donna Fedors and promote awareness of brain tumors |
| Donation | $2 from each sale is donated directly to the Connecticut Brain Tumor Alliance |
FAQ
What is the significance of the gray opal in this bracelet?
Gray opal is the internationally recognized color for brain tumors, symbolizing awareness and support for those affected by brain cancer.
Is the bracelet designed to honor a specific person?
Yes, the bracelet was created in memory of Donna Fedors, the mother of BowerBird’s C.O.O., Kirsten Fedors Cooksley, who passed away in 2022 after a two-year battle with brain cancer.
How is the donation made from each sale?
A direct donation of $2 from each bracelet sale goes to the Connecticut Brain Tumor Alliance to support patients, caregivers, and research.
Victor Pullman –
This bracelet is a meaningful way to show support for brain tumor awareness. The gray opal is striking and the design feels personal and heartfelt. I appreciate that each purchase helps fund important research and support programs.
Jennifer Hudson –
I bought this as a gift for someone close to me who has been affected by brain cancer. The design is thoughtful and the donation aspect makes it even more impactful. It’s a quiet but powerful symbol of hope.
Dan Baker –
The bracelet looks elegant and the color choice is appropriate. I’m glad to know that part of the proceeds go directly to a reputable organization supporting brain tumor patients and families.