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Pearl FALCO’s Pearl of Hope Kickstarter Campaign 2021 Is Starting Now! Will You Join Us?

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Pearl FALCO Launches Their Pearl of Hope Kickstarter Campaign 2021
To Help Underserved Children Throughout Asia

 

SINGAPORE, 16 September 2021 | Pearl FALCO announces the launch of its annual Pearl of Hope Kickstarter Campaign, providing educational assistance to underserved children throughout Asia, from the Philippines to the Himalayas.

The Pearl of Hope Initiative empowers children to reach their full academic potential by providing them with tuition assistance. Kickstarter Participants will be able to help change a child’s future with the purchase of Pearl FALCO Jewelry. Through this initiative, 10% of proceeds from each purchase will go directly to the “Pearl of Hope” Fund.

Maiko Makito, Owner and Managing Director of Pearl FALCO, commented,

“For so many children in Asia, education poses the best possible pathway to a better quality of life for themselves, their families and their communities. 

“No child should be denied the opportunity of an education, regardless of their present circumstances. Through the Pearl of Hope Initiative, we hope to provide educational assistance for children to pursue their dreams, now and in the future.

“We are extremely excited with this year’s Pearl of Hope Challenge, knowing that it will be timely for Christmas & End-of-Year Holiday Gift Giving worldwide. What a wonderful gift for the Pearl of Hope Scholars. We hope this year will be a wonderful experience for all of those taking part, helping us raise funds for this worthy cause.” 

The Pearl of Hope Initiative. 34 Years Strong & Counting. Thank You!

Since its inception in 1987, the Pearl of Hope campaign has granted more than 50 multi-year educational scholarships to underserved children throughout Asia. Over the last 34 years, not only have Pearl FALCO Staff Members donated to the Pearl of Hope Program from their own salaries, recently former Pearl of Hope Scholarship Recipients, having successfully graduated from college, joined our Pearl FALCO Team in Japan.

How The Pearl Of Hope Challenge Works

A Pearl FALCO necklace may contain 50 – 8mm Akoya pearls, with a total value of S$4250. With that, 1 Akoya pearl is valued at approximately S$85. By thinking of a single pearl’s value, we strive to make the Pearl of Hope campaign affordable for everyone.

For more information on the Pearl of Hope Initiative, please visit Our Pearl of HOPE Kickstarter Page. Of course, if you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to Pearl FALCO via our Contact Pearl FALCO Page or email us at iseshima@pearlfalco.com. We would love to hear from you!

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