Look who donated beads!

Handblown artsy glass donated by Rick Baldwin of "The Down the Street Bead Show"

Vintage glass bead, antique Hebron bead and 2000+ year old Roman bead, donated by Rick Baldwin of "The Down the Street Bead Show"

The Neverending Necklace will be home to all of these pretty beads! Donated by Susie Moncada

Victory from Oceania Maui donated these beautiful pendants and dedicated them too!

Sara Harary has donated several bags of genuine stone beads and pearls, Thanks so much!

Mary Gushee from Mildret Hoit has donated numerous beads over the years, among them these extra-large ones

Jeri Ann and Roger Golba, Northlake Trading Co. gave these and other beads for use in the necklace

Olivewood pendants from Mr. & Mrs. Bowie of Unique Gifts

Audrey Quetier: You can buy these cute leopard beads from Audrey's Emerald Forest at the Down the Street Bead Show

Thanks, Barbara Barry, for these important additions!

Beautiful and mysterious mood beads that you can get from Rick Baldwin of "The Down the Street Bead Show"

Gemstone & Bead Imports, Pine Trail Center, 1937 N. Military Tr., Suite I, West Palm Beach, FL 33409. Phone (561) 687 3663 www.gemstoneandbead.com Bill from Gemstone & Bead Imports has supported the Neverending Necklace from the beginning with sponsorship as well as bead donations and promotions in his store.

The Bead Basket at TGM, Inc., 12247 University Blvd., Orlando, FL 32822. Phone (407) 382 9800 or (800) 399 2194 for orders. Cynthia from the Bead Basket spontaneously donated several strands of shaped stone beads.

Laurie B. Smith: Laurie has donated adorable red ladybug beads to be used in the Project. www.LaurieBSmith.com

Audrey Quetier: Audrey has donated many beads for your dedications over the years: www.emeraldforestjewelry.com

Over the years, many people have donated beads to be used in the Neverending Necklace. Without these generous gestures, this project wouldn't have been nearly as successful.

Each and every donation of beads or other material is also recorded in the Journal. You can see the donated beads from private individuals on some of the event pages or on the individual panel pages.

A very big "Thank You" to everybody who has contributed - your beads do have a wonderful purpose and a nice place to call home!