Thank you for stopping by. I am excited to get the chance to make something special just for you that is sure to put a smile on your face! ~ Hannah Banana (age 12)
Thank you for stopping by here on my website!
When you purchase your very own bracelet, bookmark, or key-chain 10% of that money goes to a organization called finding them homes, and another 10% of that money goes to Isa foundation. I also have a love for cats so I am looking to support a local cat rescue as well as I love what 4 Ocean is doing for our oceans - I may begin to donate some of the money I earn to helping them clean up the oceans even more.

Before you get started what is Finding Them Homes?

Finding them homes is an organization that helps save puppies and dogs from up north. They bring them down  here, and they have foster families care for the puppies and dogs to find homes. That's why our family has our very own husky mix that was recused and fostered from finding them homes.

Now what is the Isa foundation?

Our mission is to create global, sustainable impact through volunteer efforts and charitable contributions focused on healthy nutrition and support for under served children, wellness education for all, and aid for those affected by natural disasters, and the pursuit of racial equality.
Since 2009, my mom has been helping others with Isagenix and we are proud to also donate to the IsaFoundation as a family.

Made Just for you

I take careful consideration when I create your bracelet, key chain or bookmark.

We Are Proud to Call Them Our Partners
Moral Compass Kids helps to make this possible - thanks mom!
Empowered Families was where this all started when my mom started her own business in 2009, we are now a proud family of young entrepreneurs!
At the age of 8 I also started my first business helping people with their pets. My first job was taking care of chickens...now at age 12 I've been helping with many different types of animals and I am also starting to babysit children! For more info (for anyone local), please visit my other site at Hannah Cares