Every purchase helps provide education, entrepreneurship training, and life-changing opportunities for the boys at Helping Hands Orphanage, Barahona, Dominican Republic
A glossy, protective phone case that brings a soft, faith-forward touch to your everyday carry. Gentle blue-and-white vertical stripes lead the eye down to a red heart with the word "God" brushed across it in white script — a subtle, heartfelt reminder you can see all day.
The two-piece construction pairs a durable Lexan/polycarbonate outer shell with a flexible black rubber inner liner that absorbs the bumps and drops of daily life. A raised lay-flat bezel keeps your screen safe when you set the phone down, and the UV-protected glossy finish keeps the colors bright even after long days in the sun. Lightweight, comfortable to hold, and wireless-charging compatible, so it stays on your phone from morning coffee to bedtime.
Built for people who want their phone to reflect their faith with gentle, everyday style — and every purchase supports the ministry and education of the children at Helping Hands Orphanage.
Product Features
Durable Lexan/polycarbonate shell with shock-absorbing TPU rubber liner
Lay-flat raised bezel to protect the screen from scratches
Precise cutouts for camera, buttons, and charging port
About the Designer — Ana
Ana is a valued member of the Helping Hands Orphanage staff, faithfully serving in the kitchen and stepping in wherever she's needed each day. She has a creative spirit and loves turning simple ideas into meaningful designs that encourage and inspire the people who see them.
Through the Helping Hands store, Ana has found a new way to share her artwork — transforming her designs into everyday products that carry a quiet message of faith. Ana has been married for four years and is the proud mother of her young daughter, Liam. She is grateful to use her God-given talents to bless others and make a lasting difference through the ministry.
Every purchase of Ana's designs helps provide daily care, education, and opportunity for the children at the orphanage.
