Health & Beauty Shankara Announces IAHV Foundation Charity Donation Campaign

Sep 14, 2016

Health and beauty company, Shankara, has announced that it is donating all profit on its new line to charity. Money going to the IAHV Foundation has helped to provide for schools, community development and disaster relief around the country.

San Antonio, TX, United States - September 14, 2016 /PressCable/ —

Shankara, the skin care and beauty company, has announced the launch of a product line on Amazon where 100% of the net profits will be donated to charity. The makers of socially responsible and and eco friendly products will be donating their profits to the non-profit International Association for Human Values to support humanitarian efforts around the world,

More information can be found on the Shankara website at: http://shankara.com.

The site explains that Shankara was developed to support the IAHV Foundation after a core group of people who became Shankara’s founders were inspired by the work that the charity was able to do. The goal of IAHV is to ensure the incorporation of human values in all aspects of life, and it focuses its efforts on uplifting spirits through socio-economic development.

Now consumers can enjoy the convenience of purchasing Shankara products from Amazon, and in doing so purchase items safe in the knowledge that they are contributing to humanitarian efforts around the world.

The Shankara site explains that its products embody the alchemy of east and west, a concept that is mirrored in the company logo, which blends together a lotus and a rose. The logo is symbolic of nature, and the embodiment of love, beauty, wisdom and light.

One of the products available on Amazon is a pain relief oil, made from natural ingredients including essential oils and moisturizers. The product listing explains that it features a deeply penetrating formula that quickly absorbs into the skin.

Currently the funds donated by Shankara from profits on their beauty and skin care products include education campaigns that have run 425 schools benefiting more than 51,000 children in rural and tribal areas across India. In addition to this, community development products have been launched reaching 40,000 villages, and there are disaster relief and rehabilitation projects to provide immediate relief where it’s needed.

These projects and many more can be contributed to when customers buy Shankara products on Amazon, where they’re receiving glowing reviews. Full details can be found on the page listing at: https://amazon.com/Shankara-Muscle-Release-Oil-Management/dp/B016C4TK9O.

For more information, please visit http://www.shankara.com

Contact Info:
Name: Bhushan Deodhar
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Shankara

Release ID: 132570

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