Kendra Scott and Yellowhammer team up to support the Auxiliary of Big Oak Ranch

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July 31, 2018

Check out what happened when Yellowhammer Multimedia partnered with Kendra Scott to benefit the Auxiliary of Big Oak Ranch.

Located at the Summit in Birmingham, the jewelry design company opened its doors for the girls and house mothers of Big Oak to create something special for themselves. Additionally, Kendra Scott donated 20 percent of all purchases to the organization.

The Auxiliary of Big Oak Ranch works to ensure the needs of the children served by the organization are continually met. From housing to prayer and everything in between, the Auxiliary functions as a fundraising and volunteer service group. Formed in 2006 by Phyllis DePiano and Joann Bashinsky (affectionately known as Mama B), they aim to promote and further the Ranch’s desire to meet the needs of abused, neglected and abandoned children by giving them a solid, Christian home and a chance to realize and fulfill God’s plan for their lives.

For more information on the Auxiliary, visit them at www.bigoakauxiliary.org.

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