Who We Are

We are a couple of ordinary sisters who have a passion to see women and children around the world achieve a better life.

Our Story

**AllOne Jewelry was started as a hobby by Mickey, one of two sisters who make up AllOne Jewelry. She was looking for a creative outlet and had always wanted to try making jewelry.**
The beginning of AllOne coincided with trips Lee, sister #2, was taking, to Rwanda, Kenya, and the Congo. Lee was going to work on different projects in these countries and was fundraising to support those projects. Mick thought that if she could sell some of her jewelry she would donate the funds to helping women and children in these countries reach for a better life. She was excited when her jewelry started to sell through house parties, farmer’s markets, and word of mouth.

All net proceeds from the sale of jewelry go to helping women and children.

We have supported women through business development ideas such as food carts in Kenya and Congo, supplied funds to buy health cards for many children in Rwanda, and also supported food programs in those countries. We were even able to purchase a motorcycle to provide transport for a medical professional in the DRC Congo. We have also funded the purchase of bicycles in Cuba, which for many is the only mode of transportation. As well funds have been sent to Thailand to support Seeds of Hope programs. We are presently supporting a recovery program here in Edmonton that works with the family unit of women recovering from addictions and trauma.

We are always looking for ways to directly support women and children and seek to humbly help where we can. From helping women access health cards for their families, to supporting women getting out of dire living conditions and accessing business opportunities, we want to do what we can with what we have. We focus on supporting local people, living and working in their communities to offer sustainable transformation through education and ongoing mentorship. We are deliberate in our attempt to develop relationships with the people we support. We want to know their story.

We have been humbled by those we have encountered in our AllOne journey. It has been so meaningful to be allowed into people’s lives and experience generosity from these women and children who we have been honoured to meet and hear about.