Part of the proceeds from this bracelet are going to a charity close to my heart. All of the beautiful photos you see on Bijoux's page are all shot by my photographer Lily, and she is raising money for KultureCity and running the London Marathon in April 2026!
As the world’s leading nonprofit on sensory accessibility and acceptance, We Make the Nevers Possible by creating sensory accessibility and inclusion for those with invisible disabilities.
1 in 4 individuals have a sensory need or an invisible disability, These are individuals with PTSD, autism, dementia, strokes just to name a few.
Sensory needs are a common medical condition in which the brain has trouble receiving and responding to information that comes in through the senses.
Common sounds, lights, crowds and even certain smells might not only be overwhelming but also physically painful.
KultureCity does a few things: they give out backpacks full of free tools (fidgets, communication cards, headphones, etc) to help people participate in their communities. They build sensory rooms and trailers in places like aquariums, football stadiums and even schools that anyone can have access to if needed. They certify local establishments as being sensory inclusive so you can look up on their website before you go to find out if they have the backpacks, a room, etc.
We chose the infinity sign for this bracelet because not only does it represent infinite possibilities for neurodiverse people, including those with autism like my son, but it also signifies eternal love and a bond that never breaks.
Here is some more info if you would like to learn more about Culture City : https://www.kulturecity.org/kc-fundraiser/lily-runs-london/
