Still time to get your school involved in our Shop & Support Your School Fundraiser!

Visit our Tiny Chic Boutique and
learn about our
Shop & Support Your School Fundraiser.

Shop & Support your School with Ses Petites Mains

Get your school involved!
Email contact@sespetitesmains.com to get your school set up
& your community involved.  

Who doesn't want to jump for joy?!

Shop & 'Support your School' with Ses Petites Mains

Sign up your school for our 'Support your School"
online shopping day.

Ses Petites Mains will donate 20% to the school of your choice.

Email contact@sespetitesmains.com to get your school involved.

World Elephant Day, we'll lend our Tiny Chic support.

They aren't all exactly Tiny, but they are so Chic
and we would be far worse without them. 

Majestic, gentle and loved by all. 
Dumbo, to the baby at the zoo,
to my daughter's beloved stuffed baby 'Elephanters'.  

Elephants have played a very sweet role in our family,
so we are happy to lend a bit of support to helping protect them in nature.

This week, we will donate 10% of every Ses Petites Mains' purchase to the International Fund for Animal Welfare who work to end the Ivory Trade.

Applies to all purchases made through August 17, 2014.

ses petites mains & Indego Africa fundraiser

ses petites mains is honored to be included at 
the Indego Africa silent auction, 
as part of their 4th Annual Celebration & Fundraiser,  
December 9, 2011 in Manhattan.

Change. Empowerment. Innovation.  

That's what Indego Africa is all about. 

They work to create long-term solutions to poverty in Africa.  

If you happen to be in New York City, be part of the solution (and fun).  

The  “Ibirori” fundraiser in NYC takes place on 

Friday December 9, 2011

8:00-11:00 pm

the Cristin Tierney Gallery 

546 West 29^th Street 

(between 10^th & 11^th Avenue)

Come eat great food, enjoy an open bar, indulge in the silent auction, discover gorgeous—and practical—handicrafts made by women working in cooperatives in Rwanda.  

With each purchase you make, you are helping these women 

take a step out of poverty towards more education, decent wages, and a healthier life. 

How you ask? By Indego Africa's fair trade process. 

Women lovingly create these items, and then we bring them to the U.S. 

and sell them at fair prices. The profits go right back to 

helping these women by providing long-term training programs.

Indego Africa currently partners with twelve artisan co-ops of women in Rwanda. The co-ops are independent, for-profit businesses that consist of more than 400 remarkable women, many of whom cope with HIV/AIDS; suffer from psychological trauma; have little formal education; care for several children, including orphans from the 1994 Genocide; and are the sole provider in their household. Before partnering with Indego, 93% of the women earned less than 550 RwF (US$1.00) per day — typically by carrying water on an unreliable basis. 

Indego's  work has been recognized by the likes of Harvard Business School, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women Program, and iconic fashion designer Nicole Miller. Our corporate and nonprofit partners include Generation Rwanda, Vision Spring, Amazon, Anthropologie and many more. (And yes, we'd love to add your name to the list. 

Learn more about Indego Africa here-- www.indegoafrica.org 

To purchase a ticket or to make a donation--www.indegoafrica.org/fundraisers

holiday trunkshow benefitting the Raphael House of San Francisco

Please join ses petites mains, along with our
friends from Scout Organics,
for a holiday trunkshow benefitting
San Francisco's Raphael House.

Sunday, 12 December 2010

2pm - 5pm

ses petites mains studio

554 liberty st.

san francisco

415.533.1695 or contact@sespetitesmains.com
with any questions

If you can’t make the event, please feel free to shop
at our tiny chic boutique

enter ‘raphael’ in the comments section

and we’ll donate 10% of your order to the Raphael House.

please place your online orders by 12/13/10 to be included with the donation.

a sneak peek at our trunkshow raffle

Lucky shoppers at Lemonade's ses petites mains trunkshow next week will have the chance of winning this fantastic fall outfit, valued at $104.  And, a portion of each purchase will benefit the meaningful work of the McCarton Foundation.

Stop by Lemonade
Thursday October 21, 11am - 6pm
1038 Lexington Avenue @ 74th St, New York City

212.585.4371

Hope to see you there!

ses petites mains trunkshow benefitting McCarton Foundation

Please join us
Thursday October 21, 2010
at Lemonade in Manhattan,
for a fall2010 trunkshow.  

Shop ses petites mains complete fall collection,
while benefitting the meaningful work
of the McCarton Foundation.

And just to make it harder to stay away,
we will hold a raffle for a
fantastic ses petites mains fall outfit,
(one raffle ticket per purchase).  

Read more about Cecelia McCarton, M.D.
and her inspiring work with
the McCarton Foundation which is dedicated to
increasing the educational opportunities for children
with autism and making a better life for them and their families.

Stop by Lemonade at 1038 Lexington Avenue, 212.585.4371
Thurday October 21, 2010 from 11 - 6pm

Park Day School fundraiser, March 19 - 22

We are thrilled to partner with the

wonderful independent school,
Park Day School in a fundraiser to
benefit their academic

& financial assistance program. 

If you are in the Oakland area
Sunday March 21, and want to stop by,
email contact@sespetitesmains.com for specific details. 

Otherwise shop at our on-line boutique
anytime between March 19 - 22,
use the code 'parkday' at checkout,
20% of your apparel purchase will benefit Park Day.

A 'dress-raiser' for the Raphael House

ses petites mains will provide a lovely tiny chic dress to a little girl in need through the Raphael House in San Francisco, when you spend $150 on our spring2010 collection from

Honeys & Heroes. 

Visit Honeys & Heroes at one of their two stores....

3366 Sacramento Street in San Francisco 415.567.6780

or

855 El Camino, Ste 120 in Palo Alto, 650.326.1899

The Raphael House creates a safe haven for families in need, in the Bay Area--and we applaud their work.