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Jewelry for our Future
Jewelry for our Future
At Penny Pairs, we believe that something as small as jewelry can make a big difference.
Our newest collection is in partnership with For the Future, a youth-led organization that works towards a better tomorrow. Together, we designed three pieces that represent their core projects: reforestation, solar lights, and clean water.
A percentage from this collection is donated to For the Future’s initiatives.
About the Projects
Every purchase of the Likas Gold Studs contributes to the 88K Tree Project.
This project aims to reforest the 3,000 hectares of ancestral land hand in hand with the Yangil Tribe of Zambales. Together with MAD Travel, Bioten Philippines, and Nadine Lustre, For the Future aims to raise enough funds to procure 88,000 native seedlings to be planted in this area, with Bioten Philippines pledging to match each Php 50 donation.
Every purchase of the Araw Gold Necklace contributes to the Light Project.
Around 10 million Filipinos still live with no electricity. Many resort to dangerous and expensive kerosene lamps, with the World Bank estimating a day of breathing kerosene fumes to be equivalent to smoking 2 packs of cigarettes a day. Through the Light Project, For the Future aims to provide solar lights to off-grid and typhoon-stricken communities all around the Philippines. Together with Kids for Kids and One Million Lights Philippines, they've already distributed over 1,500 solar lights to communities in need. Each solar light can last a family up to 10 years of clean and safe light.
Every purchase of the Alon Gold Bracelet contributes to the Water Project.
Many Filipinos still live with difficult access to safe and clean drinking water. Together with Waves for Water Philippines, For the Future provides families with portable water filters capable of lasting for up to 10 years. These filters are portable and remove up to 99.99% bacteria in freshwater like cholera, botulism, typhoid, amoebic dysentry, E. coli, Coliform bacteria, Streptococcus, and salmonella.
