PITTSBURGH, Oct. 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- "I wanted to create cute anklets for little girls who love wearing tutus," said an inventor, from Spring, Texas, "so I invented the TU CRE ATIVE ANKLETS.

The girls started selling bracelets back in May to raise money for struggling communities after George Floyd's death. They've raised over $130,000 to date.

The girls continued to sell bracelets, but briefly stopped after reaching 600 orders from across the country, Abuhamdeh said. They plan to begin selling them again this weekend.

After overhearing news reports about healthcare workers running out of masks and other supplies, 7-year-old Hayley Orlinsky started thinking about what she could do to help. “I had an idea, I love ...

A young Cheektowaga girl hopes to bring light to children her own age, this Christmas. "Norah's Bracelets for a Cause" has teamed up with "Sweet Buffalo Rocks" to bring a sweet surprise.

Bracelets for Ukraine: Local girl weaves friendship, fundraising to aid refugees A 10-year-old girl from Fayette County is weaving friendship and fundraising all in the name of helping others.