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BE A FORCE FOR GOOD
By supporting Jovadi, you will impact the lives of thousands of families whose children receive lifesaving treatments at Children's National Hospital.
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SHOP FOR THE GREATER GOOD
This holiday season, Jovadi will donate 10% of proceeds on every purchase to Children’s National Hospital. This donation will help Children’s National provide specialized, expert and compassionate care to children like David, Michelle and Brian.
So you don’t just get to look good, you also do good at the same time.
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GIFTS FOR THE GREATER GOOD
By supporting Jovadi, you will impact the lives of thousands of families whose children receive lifesaving treatments at Children's National Hospital.
WHEN YOU SHOP WE DONATE
SHOP FOR A CAUSE
This holiday season, Jovadi will donate 10% of proceeds on every purchase to Children’s National Hospital. This donation will help Children’s National provide specialized, expert and compassionate care to children
like David, Michelle and Brian.
So you don’t just get to look good, you also do good at the same time.
Phantom Phenom Ella Peters
I am so honored to have the distinction of being chosen to partner with Rolls Royce North America on their Phantom Phenom Campaign, which highlights female pioneers in their industry and celebrates their charitable causes. I am pleased to highlight Children’s National Hospital as my charity partner.
As a mother of four children, their health and well-being is something that is near and dear to my heart. In addition, my jewelry brand Jovadi is named after my children, so it is a match made in heaven.
Martin Fritsches, President & CEO of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars America, commented,
"Phantom Phenoms exhibit an aura of presence and power reminiscent of Rolls-Royce Phantom. Each of them has defined and achieved their own success, and we are honored they have chosen a Rolls-Royce motor car to help celebrate that success. We invite everyone to join us in applauding their success in business and their passion in giving back to the community."
Martin Fritsches, President & CEO of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars America, commented,
"Phantom Phenoms exhibit an aura of presence and power reminiscent of Rolls-Royce Phantom. Each of them has defined and achieved their own success, and we are honored they have chosen a Rolls-Royce motor car to help celebrate that success. We invite everyone to join us in applauding their success in business and their passion in giving back to the community."
Phantom Phenoms Rewrite the Rules
Rolls-Royce Phantom sits at the apex of the luxury world, gracing some of the most formative moments of the past century. It is the motor car that proudly counts many of the world¹s most influential and revered individuals among its wealthy collectors. As the brand has evolved, so has the face of the patrons of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars and that face today is more and more feminine. Patronnes who sit at the apex of their business and industries. Their charitable efforts span an array of causes from helping disabled children enjoy a better quality of life to empowering women entrepreneurs to providing clean water to rural communities in Latin America.
About Children’s National Hospital
Children's National Hospital celebrates its 150 years of providing specialized, expert, compassionate care to children–from its flagship facility and programs in metro Washington, D.C. to partner sites around the world.
Children’s National Hospital is ranked among the nation's top-10 pediatric hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.
Who Children’s National Helps
Last year, Children’s National treated more than 223,000 children at home and around the world.
Children’s National helps children and families wherever they need care – through community health programs, outpatient clinics, mobile vans, a pediatrician network, and telemedicine.
Why Giving to Children’s National
Is Important
Through the support of generous donors, Children's National ensures that every child in our area can receive the care they need.
Children's National serves as an advocate for all children and has provided more than $143 million in uncompensated care.