Thanks to the support from our sponsors:

PA Workwear/ Department of Public Welfare

Philadelphia Workforce Development Corporation

SAP America

The Philadelphia Foundation

Thomas Skelton Harrison Foundation

BJs Charitable Trust

Barra Foundation, Inc.

Henrietta Tower Wurts Memorial

Laura J. Niles Foundation

Lincoln Financial Group Foundation

McLean Contributionship

National City Bank

Residences at Dockside

Women's Way

Turn your jewelry into an opportunity!

Your dusty ring can point someone in a positive direction.

Now you can donate to The Career Wardrobe without spending a dime. The Career Wardrobe has partnered with Red Swan to help women in their transition to work.

To transform your mismatched earrings, knotted chains and unwanted jewelry into a charitable donation, just follow these simple steps:

Pick up a free submission kit to support The Career Wardrobe at one of our monthly drives or order online at www.redswan.com/register.asp
Simply mail your items in Red Swan’s postage-paid submission kit
Designate The Career Wardrobe as your charity using code 27
Red Swan will send The Career Wardrobe a check in your name for the appraised value of your jewelry
And that's not all... Red Swan will also match 8% of your donation!

You can learn more and order a free submission kit to support The Career Wardrobe at www.redswan.com/register.asp. Be sure to write 27 as The Career Wardrobe’s charity code on your submission form.

Thank you for your generosity!

January 2009: Red Swan recently visited the Rachael Ray show and gave her entire studio audience a taste of how delicious it is to transform jewelry into cash. The show aired in January and the excitement it is generating is truly exhilarating. Check out the show online.

Red Swan is a division of Lippincott, LLC, one of the oldest and largest precious metals and jewelry recycling companies in the United States. Red Swan was founded, in significant part, to provide a platform to repurpose unwanted jewelry into contributions for a wide range of causes.