Knowing there was something she could do to help herself overcome poverty and homelessness, Lucinda Yates used her creativity and drive to launch a successful line of fashion jewelry. One day Lucinda designed a simple pin in the shape of a house. That was the moment Lucinda knew she could help others.
The House Pin she created that day became the perfect fundraiser for a local shelter. It gave the shelter greater visibility. And financial support. It started a business dedicated to helping non-profits succeed.

This is a photo of a pin that is near and dear to our hearts. It is one of the first pins we ever made. As you can see, our designs have come a long way. But we are still as dedicated as ever to making this world a better place.
(Note: this pin has been retired and is not available for sale.)