Crafted with love by a middle school student of Ghanaian descent, this jewelry was created with heart and purpose. A percentage of the proceeds benefits Health 2 Go (H2Go), a community-based primary healthcare program within the University of Utah’s Center for Business, Health, and Prosperity at the David Eccles School of Business.

Through its Prosperity Projects initiative, Health 2 Go brings essential healthcare services to children living in rural communities in Ghana, with a focus on treating basic illnesses among children ages 0–5.

This is jewelry that will make a difference in West Africa, empowering children in communities and building lasting prosperity.