No rest for a busy foundation

July marches on and we have some exciting events still going on this week.

We spent an earlier post focusing on Reflections Interior Design as one of the CJSTUF Home Based Businesses for July. There is still time to schedule a consultation with her for July or August with 20% of the proceeds benefitting the Foundation.

This week we focus on Stella & Dot: an adorable jewelry line that features fun items for both women and little girls. Leigh Pace is our sales representative and Susan Ferguson is hosting a trunk show at her home this Thursday, July 15th, from 7-9 PM. You can also order online through this website. Name Susan Ferguson as the host so CJSTUF gets the credit. I should mention, however, that Sue will be raffling off her hostess gifts (average of $250 in free jewelry) for those who attend the 7/15 event so come one, come all!

Please RSVP via the trunk show link above and feel free to bring a friend. You can email me directly if you have any questions.

I want to say one more time how much Roger and I appreciate the support we have felt from our Network over the last week or so. It's definitely been a rough time lately but we are comforted by the intense love that we know this community feels for us and for our beautiful daughter. We are honored that we can keep the spirit of her life and her legacy alive through this Foundation. Thank you.

Reflections Interior Design gives back to CJSTUF in July

In honor of Charlotte's birth month, our Board member Meredith Hayes is dedicating her business in July to CJSTUF. I want to take this opportunity to introduce you to Meredith's business: Reflections Interior Design.

Meredith has been working in interior design for over 15 years. She studied Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and holds licensed credentials from the Commonwealth of Virginia and the National Council for Interior Design. As an active professional, she serves as a member of the James River US Green Building Council and the American Society of Interior Designers.

She is skilled in working with both residential and commercial locations. Her designs won awards in both 2008 and 2009 from the Virginia Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) juried competition. Her portfolio is diverse and extensive and her ability to transform a space speaks for itself.

Having worked with her personally on some small home design projects, I can tell you that Meredith offers practical and functional design that is also aesthetically pleasing and fun. If you have been looking for an opportunity to change around a room, a space, or your whole house, July would be a great time to contact Reflections Interior Design for a consultation. If you book a consultation in July, 20% of the consultation fee will go back to CJ's Thumbs Up Foundation. Don't have time to meet in July? Give her a call and book your appointment anyway! You can meet in August and CJSTUF will still get the credit.