GUESS Watches is known as a leading fashion brand but it’s not all their known for. For the past seven years, GUESS Watches has had a goal to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children through the “Faces to Watch – Time to Give”Programme.
The philanthropic initiative allows GUESS Watches and its partners to sponsor charities which positively affect the lives and welfare of children around the world. Through fundraising efforts including a special Limited Edition “Time to Give” Watch and events with employees, distributers, manufacturers and retail partners, GUESS Watches has donated over $4.5 million dollars to more than 7 charities on 4 continents.
As part of its fundraising efforts, GUESS Watches is launching its seventh Limited Edition “Time to Give” Watch for Autumn Winter 2013. Infusing fashion and philanthropy, the newest watch features animal-inspired prints and “G” logos, both iconic attributes of the GUESS Brand. A genuine leather strap of python-inspired print in metallic silver tones makes the accessory a perfect fit for any ensemble. The silver-tone case glistens with a bezel of crystals while a sun silver dial with four interlocking “G” logos sparkles even brighter.
A portion of proceeds from the sale of this watch will go directly to the Chosen Children’s Village located in Manila, Philippines.
GUESS Watches has selected the Chosen Children’s Village for its 2013 “Faces to Watch – Time to Give” philanthropic campaign due to its inspiring mission and impact on the lives of handicapped children in the Philippines.
Chosen Children’s Village is a permanent home for seventy-eight special needs children who have been abandoned or surrendered by their biological parents. The organisation strives to create a loving home environment that provides these children with educational, medical, nutritional and rehabilitative care. Your purchase of this watch will make a positive impact in the lives of these children.
To learn more about this inspiring charity, please visit their website: http://www.chosenchildrenvillage.org/
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