Lambertson Truex Jewelry Roll To Benefit Cancer Research
Filed under: Handbags
We've seen plenty of pink items for breast cancer
but sales of this more subdued Lambertson Truex jewelry roll benefits the Entertainment Industry Foundation's National
Colorectal Cancer Research Alliance (EIF's NCCRA) - a
leading charity dedicated to colorectal cancer research and awareness. The roll comes in three colors, chocolate, black
and cognac and is made of leather and suede. It sells for $35, a value of $150.
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