“Tiffany Tree” Legacy Collection 2020 Fundraiser

*Trees are on display at Donahoe's Whimsical Florist, 205 S Royal Ave, Front Royal, VA

Elaine Faucher, a long-time member of the Front Royal Women’s Resource Center (FRWRC) and resident of Warren County, has created a unique and beautiful “Tiffany Tree” collection made from vintage jewelry collected from local women. She has donated five of these beautiful trees to the FRWRC to auction off during the holidays to raise money to continue supporting area women with excellent programming and annual grant opportunities.

Like many organizations, the FRWRC has had to cancel its regular fundraising events due to COVID 19. But the organization continues to provide excellent programming and grant opportunities for women who are seeking connection and help, now, more than ever.

Elaine’s “Tiffany Tree” Legacy Collection was inspired by the wonderful quality collection of vintage jewelry evoking past times, places and beautiful iconic women. We think the donation of these gorgeous handmade jewelry trees named after glamorous women of our past and created by a local woman to help support other women would make a heartwarming holiday story and also help support the Front Royal Women’s Resource Center Online Auction Fundraiser.

Elaine Faucher has a long history as a flower farmer, wedding & special event floral designer in Great Falls, VA. She has been featured in national magazines and publications over the years. She now turns her talent towards her own personal gardens and in turn to the community around her. She donates flowers, arrangements and host garden tours. “The amazing pieces of jewelry on these trees was donated by women from their private collections, many of which were handed down from mothers, grandmothers, aunts, the greats and all the beloved women in their lives,” Elaine says.

About The Front Royal Women’s Resource Center
The Front Royal Women’s Resource Center is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1996 to provide a support network for women in Warren County. Through monthly networking meetings, yearly grant presentations, special events, email connections and program activities, we have forged a link between women in our community.
We have been funding dreams since 1999 and have given over $142,000 to local women in support of their dreams.