Christmas Designs
Web design by Jackie Morris
©2000-2005

Through the years, Bev has created many special bears for a variety of charitable organizations and individuals.  Some have been extensive editions and some are one-of-a-kind creations. Some have been obscure and some were advertised, but all are profoundly important. Here are but a few that you may recognize.

 

This Is Mitchell Bear.....

          and His Twin Brother Matthew

 

CHANCE:
The original 30" Chance was created to benefit Mitchell (sleeping child) in his battle against Histiocytosis.  His vest was autographed by Joe Torre, famous coach of the Yankees and a cancer survivor himself.  After a year of travel around the world with Bev, he was auctioned at the QVC National Show, November 2000 for $20,500.00, with the proceeds going to the organization for research.  www.histio.org  Now a robust boy, Mitchell is thankfully in "permanent remission" today.
 

Histiocytosis Association of America
332 North Broadway
Pitman, NJ 08071 USA
Phone: +1 856-589-6606
Toll free: +1 800-548-2758 (Us and Canada Only)
Fax: +1 856-589-6614
Contact: Jeffrey M. Toughill
President
 JMT4HISTIO@aol.com

www.histio.org

 

 
"The Original Chance"
 
Little Chance:  To continue the effort to Give Kids A Chance, 400 miniature bears were manufactured in brown and gold fur,  Tiny Chance is a four-inch fully articulated mohair bear, numbered edition while they last. $49.00 + S&H.  All proceeds go to the organization.  For ordering contact: Happy Tymes Collectibles (610) 873-0407 or Bev@happytymes.net
 
 

Additional Charity Bears


MacDonald & Co.
- click here to view

   


Missing:
- click here to view

       

Hobbles: 1993 - H.O.P.E. Auction West Chester PA $2000.00, 20 inches - no picture

       

Second Hand Rose:  - 1994 H.O.P.E. Auction West Chester PA. $2000.  20 inches

       

The Urchin:  1995 - H.O.P.E. Auction $1200. no picture

 

Jack The Bear:  1996 - H.O.P.E. Auction, $1500. 30 inches.
Hat and foot autographed by Jack Nicholas

 
Lady Libearty: 1999 - Pennies For Liberty, Southwest Museum. 20 inches