At Coastal Chains, we believe permanent jewelry is more than just a trend — it’s an experience. And one of our favorite ways to create meaningful experiences is by partnering with sororities for philanthropy events.
As a mobile permanent jewelry business serving Charleston, South Carolina, we bring the jewelry bar directly to your campus, chapter house, or event venue — making it easy to host something that’s fun, stylish, and impactful.
The Perfect Philanthropy Fundraiser Idea
Looking for a fresh, interactive way to raise money for your chapter’s cause?
We offer sororities the opportunity to host a permanent jewelry fundraiser with:
• No booking fee
• A fully mobile set-up — we come to you
• A beautiful, customizable jewelry experience
• 10% of all event sales donated back to your philanthropy
That means your chapter can raise money while members (and even guests) leave with a custom, meaningful piece of jewelry.
Why Permanent Jewelry Works for Sisterhood Events
Permanent jewelry is the perfect addition to:
• Philanthropy fundraisers
• Sisterhood events
• Big/Little reveals
• Date nights
• Bid Day celebrations
• Parents’ weekends
It creates a shared experience — whether sisters are getting matching bracelets, celebrating milestones, or supporting their chapter’s cause together.
A Meaningful Way to Give Back
We are honored to support the causes that matter most to your chapter. When you book Coastal Chains for your philanthropy event, 10% of total sales go directly back to your organization’s chosen cause.
It’s simple:
You host.
We bring the jewelry.
Your chapter earns back.
Serving Charleston, SC & Surrounding Areas
As a Charleston-based mobile permanent jewelry business, we make planning easy and stress-free. We handle the setup, fitting, and welding — so your executive board can focus on hosting a successful event.
If your sorority is planning an upcoming philanthropy fundraiser or sisterhood event, we would love to partner with you.
Let’s make it stylish, meaningful, and impactful. ✨
Contact us to book your sorority event today.