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You guessed it here is another subscription box but this one is a bit different and one that I am so proud to have gotten the chance to review. How many of you know someone who has a disability? I bet that many of you do and you know how difficult it can be for them to find gainful work. Well that is where bTizzy comes in.
About the Subscription
bPosh box
Designed for: anyone who love Artisan products
Price of box: $49.95 (The bPosh installment payment allows you to pay just $25 a month and receive a $50 value box every 2 months of the high quality items made by People with Disabilities (PWD).)
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Inside the Box
My box was full of wonderful things! The Math Flashcard Notepad is super cute. The kids love it and argue over who gets to have each day. My favorite item is the Have a Happy Water Bottle. It is just so bright and cheery and makes working out so much better. I also use it at my desk because it keeps my water cold. the “I was Born a Queen” Notecards make sending notes so much fun. I try to send notes every month because receiving a handwritten note is almost a thing of the past. There is just something special about receiving a note that someone took the time to write to you. I also really enjoyed the Luxury Handmade Soap. It was made of goat’s milk which is something that I really enjoy.
Final Thoughts
A company that works towards helping those who actually need it makes me smile. I love that bTizzy helps those artisans with disabilities earn a living by selling their products. Another thing that I really love about bTizzy is that you can purchase a monthly box subscription or you can purchase products.
What are your thoughts about how bTizzy is doing business?
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I live in a small Georgia town that you most likely have never heard of and I LOVE it! My house is more than full as I am a single mother of four & caregiver to my aging mother and uncle. Lover of all things Outlander. Goes to the beat of her own drum woman.
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I love who makes the subscription and the support for their own pursuits. I’m not sure if I would purchase simply due to the price.
Amen! I love what BTizzy is doing by helping the disabled by creating a pathway for the, to earn an income. I am disabled, as is my mother. I know first hand how difficult it can be to not contribute to the family financially. When I do contribute money I’ve made it certainly helps our budget, but moreover, it boosts my self esteem. All of this AND the products are cool, too!
This may be a perfect subscription for my son. He has Cerebral Palsy, do you know if you can specify what kinds of items come in it?