Who We Are

Ribbons is an online campaign by the Beta Alpha chapter of Alpha Epsilon Phi. Our goal is to raise money for Sharsheret, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing emotional support services for Jewish women and families affected by breast and ovarian cancer.

Who we are

How does it work?

Shopping and philanthropy?

Yes please!

This year, we're mixing it up!

We are proud to introduce Ribbons; a year-round, online experience. We will be partnering with Boston Boutiques and businesses to bring you incredible fashion and products.

Shop

New stores will partner with us for a limited time. Check out our pages for fashion inspiration from each store. Every time you use a code featured on our page to shop, a portion of the purchase will go directly to Sharsheret.

Originals

For the first time ever we will be releasing our own line of merchandise. Of course,100% of the profit will be going toward Sharsheret. Make sure to stay tuned for new products all year long.

Giveaways

As always, you can always donate directly to Sharsheret. Every time you donate through our website, you will be entered for a monthly drawing for amazing products and experiences. We can't wait for you to join us on this journey.

To go far, go together!

What is Ribbons

AEPHI: BETA ALPHA

One of ninety-seven national chapters across the country, the Beta Alpha chapter of AEPhi is a thriving and influential organization on Emerson College’s campus. Our philanthropic efforts, professional affiliations, and commitment to scholarship have stood at the forefront our our mission for the past thirty years.

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OUR HISTORY

Ribbons was born in the spring of 2003 after one of our sister’s mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Once a yearly fashion show and auction, we have now evolved to an entirely online campaign to collaborate with businesses and brands and create a community uninhibited by location.

SHARSHERET

Sharsheret's mission is to offer a community of support to women, of all Jewish backgrounds, diagnosed with breast cancer or at increased genetic risk, by helping create networks of peers, health professionals, and related resources. While its expertise is in young women and Jewish families as related to breast cancer and ovarian cancer, Sharsheret programs serve all women and men.

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History