What are you grateful for?
Madison Ashley USA is all about the beach vibes. We’re grateful for the beach, the ocean, and everything related to the seas as it is our main inspiration for our pieces. As a way to show our gratitude, we decided to start giving back.
We are so in love and inspired by the ocean and all the creatures in it and so, we decided to make it our mission to help save our paramour; the ocean, the beaches, and the marine animals.
To mark the beginning of this mission to help Mother Nature, we have selected several organizations to give donations to. And guess what? YOU are a part of this mission as well! Because it is through you that we are able to make this possible.
You know that Madison Ashley values your memories, your loved ones, and your love for the sea. We also truly value relationships, which is why it is important for us to take care of our relationship with the ocean and all its beautiful creatures.
Thank you for choosing us to be the vessel that carries your beloved ocean-related memories, and for choosing us to be a vessel to help save the seas!
Madison Ashley jewelry is a piece of the ocean that also helps save the ocean.
Inspired by the sea to help save the seas.
For those who are curious, here is the list of organizations we will be supporting:
Clearwater Marine Aquarium
Believe in preserving our environment while inspiring the human spirit through leadership in the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of marine life; environmental education; research; and conservation.
SR3
Rescues and protects marine wildlife in the Pacific Northwest. From injured seals to entangled whales, our nonprofit hospital and expert first responders give suffering marine animals a second chance at a wild life.
Gulf World Marine Institute
Respond to sea turtles that strand throughout a large section of the Florida Panhandle, and also receive turtles from other regions if their facilities need assistance.
Project Hiu
'Hiu' being the Indonesian word for Shark, is an initiative which aims to provide alternative income to fishermen in one of the largest shark fisheries in Indonesia, and the world.
