The 2017 FFB Gift & Giving Guide

I’m sitting here listening to Winter Song by Leslie Odom Jr. on repeat and creating a constellation of ideas and images to breathe new life into FFB in 2018. This year has been full of gifts… more than I can count, both tangible and intangible reminders of creativity, love and connectedness.

I reached out to the FFB community for suggestions for The 3rd Annual FFB Gift & Giving Guide to share inspiring ways to gift happiness this year. Our options include both pieces Made From The Heart and opportunities to gift time, talents or otherwise to organizations making an impact.

Let’s make light, make peace, share inspiration, share gifts that feel meaningful, and most importantly, BE love for ourselves and everyone around us.

Pick your favorite quotes to discover gifts this year.

(click for links to each giving opportunity & gift!)


 


 

 

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