Ekisa Paper Beads- Recycled Jewelry from Uganda To Support Education

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Ekisa Paper Beads- Recycled Jewelry from Uganda To Support Education EKISA beads are handmade out of recycled newspaper, magazines, and posters by women in Uganda. Give HOPE- one bead at a time...

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Ekisa beads are handmade out of recycled newspaper, magazines, and posters in Uganda, Africa. The paper is rolled into a bead- each bead is unique, just like the woman who made it.

100% of all profits go to support single women, orphans, and fund educational and vocational studies in Uganda.

Sending out these beautiful paper bead necklaces-- going to wonderful nurses in South Carolina. It is so special that th...
09/29/2026

Sending out these beautiful paper bead necklaces-- going to wonderful nurses in South Carolina. It is so special that these unique necklaces are going to such a special group of people while supporting education for children in Africa. https://www.etsy.com/shop/EkisaBeadsUganda

These pretty Ugandan paper bead necklaces are on their way to YMCA Upland to help fundraise for Breast Cancer research. ...
10/09/2024

These pretty Ugandan paper bead necklaces are on their way to YMCA Upland to help fundraise for Breast Cancer research. Women supporting women all over the world 🌍 🇺🇬🇺🇸💕🎀🎗️

Heading to Virginia! Another girl scout troop with Ekisa Paper Beads coming their way! They will be researching Uganda a...
09/25/2024

Heading to Virginia! Another girl scout troop with Ekisa Paper Beads coming their way! They will be researching Uganda and sharing the story of these beads at their international day!

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