How One Girl Can Make a Difference

Everyone, meet Reagan! This lovely young lady is running and managing a company called Mary Belle Beads. She donates all of her profits each month to Days for Girls- and we are so thankful for all of her hard work and dedication. For only being 17 years old, this girl is moving mountains!

Reagan’s proud mother, Michelle, has a few words to say about her daughter:

“Her small business has really grown and I think she has sent close to $1000 to DfG at this point! She has her bracelets in two stores and is currently being introduced as a new artist in Boone NC! She has learned so much from this endeavor, wholesale, retail, marketing, advertising, branding, labor, cost, ordering supplies and beads, latest trends and so much more. Her favorite part I have to say is the one I am most proud of, and that is writing DfG a check each month! She does not use any profit for herself. She keeps the extra to keep the bracelet business going! She has brought a great deal of awareness to DfG and the service you provide. She is growing socially and on social media and has countless girls following her and so many small girls being inspired. She is hoping to meet with the Kiwanis director this month and get her help in establishing a sewing chapter locally. I am not sure how or when she developed her idea and goals for her “Mary Belle Company” or when she found and fell in love with DfG but I am so proud of her and thankful for the DfG organization. This new role has change Reagan’s future path.
Please check out her website www.marybellebeads.com as well as her Facebook and Instagram page. She has phenomenal support locally and has shipped to many states at this point. Any support from you all on your end of the country would be so appreciated as she is trying her hardest to gain support on a larger platform. She orders genuine gemstones and I have to say myself her bracelets are beautiful!”

Reagan’s personal Instagram: @reagandellinger
Reagan’s business Instagram: @marybellecompany

Check out all of the great work she is doing- and support something beautiful!
On behalf of the Days for Girls community, thank you Reagan!


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