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PSWCS.org Premiers Their 14th Charity Medallion – Ahsoka
Continuing their popular series of collector coins, PSWCS.org, in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Star Wars Collecting Society (PSWCS), is excited to announce their 14th charity medallion in support of Foster Love Project, featuring Ahsoka Tano. Click through for the full press release and ordering details.
Foster Love Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing love in action to kids in foster care as well as support to the families providing care for them in and around the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. They provide a free shopping center with clothing, baby items, bedding, books, toys, and toiletries to children in foster or kindship care to help prove dignity and care during their transition. Foster Love Project also has programs that provide back-to-school supplies, hair and skin care classes, a teen connections group, and a family support center.
This limited-edition medallion is fully approved by Lucasfilm and has an edition size of 1000 pieces. Each medallion features the likeness of Ahsoka Tano on the front, along with the date and the name of the charity, Foster Love Project. PSWCS.org chose the Clone Wars era version of Ahsoka, created by Dave Filoni and brought to life by Ashley Eckstein, to remind us all of the strength we can all find inside of ourselves. The back features the PSWCS logo.
One medallion will be $12.95 shipped in the USA and will be accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Shipping is calculated at checkout for larger quantities. Due to changes in international shipping and tax law, we are unable to ship overseas. Place your order now at pswcs.com/charity.cfm. Please allow up to 3 weeks for shipping.
About the Pennsylvania Star Wars Collecting Society
The Pennsylvania Star Wars Collecting Society was formed in 2000 to bring together collectors living in and around Pennsylvania. Club members use social media and monthly meetings to keep in touch and share their love of the hobby surrounding the Star Wars™ films. They began their charity work in 2003 by holding annual toy drives and expanded in 2009 with the sale of their first Lucasfilm approved Star Wars™ collectible medallion. More information can be found at www.pswcs.com.
About PSWCS.org
PSWCS.org was founded in 2013 and received IRS status as a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in November 2014. The goal of PSWCS.org is to raise monetary donations to help charitable organizations in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. More information can be found at www.pswcs.org.
Foster Love Project
Foster Love Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that began by providing children in foster and kinship care dignity with a duffle bag full of basic need items. Many children in foster care will carry their few belongings in a black trash bag. Foster Love Project provides a duffle bag that has a new outfit, blanket, stuffed animal, personal care items and a book that can be quickly placed into the hands of a newly arrived foster child and give them comfort. Foster Love Project has grown into a shopping center that provides many items that a foster family may need – clothes, shoes, bedding, car seats, diapers, personal care items, luggage, and more. Along with programs for an annual back pack drive where foster children can receive all the school supplies they need, a Christmas angel tree allowing people to purchase gifts for children in care, hair care and skin care classes for multi race families, a teen connection group where teens can talk and share with other teens about their foster care journey and retreat weekends where foster families can enjoy a weekend together relaxing, having fun, and getting support. More information can be found at www.fosterloveproject.org.
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