HAVE A HEART, SAVE A HEART by coming to Sugar Loaf and visiting your favorite shops for this special weekend.
This year marks the first annual HAVE A HEART, SAVE A HEART fundraiser (organized by Rena Wilhelm of The White Weathered Barn) that will help raise money to donate to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center Cardiac Transplantation Program.
In 2006, one of our long time merchants Peter VonUchtrup of 18th Century Furniture received a heart transplant from Columbia Presbyterian. For this reason Sugar Loaf has chosen this institution to receive a percentage of sales from participating merchants on Saturday 2/12 & Sunday 2/13. So HAVE A HEART, come on over to Sugar Loaf & SAVE A HEART.
We have also made it convenient for you to make your own contribution by using the DONATE button below.

The White Weathered Barn
Featuring many items handmade by owner Rena Wilhelm to express your devotion to a loved one. Percentage of sales to benefit the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program. Also featuring a special “Have a Heart, Save a Heart” gift for your dollar donation.



Bertoni Gallery
Owner Rachel Bertoni features “Have a Heart, Save a Heart” at Bertoni Gallery. Receive 10% off when you purchase any jewelry item with a heart motif. 10% of any heart jewelry pieces sold during the February 12th or 13th Heart Healthy Fundraiser with benefit The Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.


Sugar Loaf Mountain Herbs
Owner Alicia Frosini features her Heart Healthy & Cupid’s Blend herbal teas as well as many other spotlighted heart healthy products. Percentage of sales to benefit The Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program. Also offering a special “Have a Heart, Save a Heart” Gift for your dollar donotion.



Trendipity
Owner Ellen Smith featuring many of her love, peace & harmony themed whimsical jewelry & gifts.
Percentage of sales to benefit The Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program. Also offering a special “Have a Heart, Save a Heart” gift for your dollar donation.



The Country Life
Owner Ken Kroslak features his “Have a Heart, Save a Heart” home baked heart cookies for your dollar donation.


Pisces Passions
Owner Ada-Jo Hunter will be offering 10% off heart jewelry and heart shaped hand blown ornaments and paperweights. Percentage of sales on February 12th & 13th will be donated to The Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.


Simpson Originals
Owner Cheryl Simpson will be offering 10% off anything heart shaped including birthstone pin & pendant sets,
rose quartz and selenite rose crystals, and a variety of “angel” items. Percentage of sales on February 12th & 13th will be donated to the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.


Moondancer
Owner Tammy Donzella featuring her magnificent fragrance oils & novelties. Percentage of weekend’s sales to benefit the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.



Rosner Soap
Owners Yaron & Kiki Rosner will feature special heart shaped handmade soaps. 25% of these sales will be donated to the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.


J.Hengen Design
Owner Jessica Hengen featuring her unique artisan made jewelry for your special loved one. Percentage of weekend’s sales to benefit the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.


Luft Gardens
Percentage of weekend’s sales will be donated to the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program


Into Leather
10% of the proceeds from Brighton Jewelry sales will be donated to the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.



Bostree Pottery
Owners Ray & Terry Boswell will be participating by donating 50% of their votive candle holder sales during the weekend of the 12th and 13th to the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.



Exposures Gallery
Owner Nick Zungoli will be donating 25% of the weekend’s sales to the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.


My Sister’s Closet
Owner Beth Duke features her fabulous fashions, and I do mean fabulous! Percentage of weekend’s sales to benefit the Columbian Presbyterian Heart Transplant Program.


And last but certainly not least as their story has inspired us all…


18th century Furniture
Owners Peter & Manon VonUchtrup featuring wonderfully handcrafted home accessories that celebrate their love & devotion. Percentage of sales to benefit the Columbia Presbyterian Heart Transplant program that saved their lives.