Four hours of decluttering and organizing with two of the finest, most compassionate Professional Organizers in the Denver and Boulder area!

Give the gift of simplicity to yourself or a loved one!

Certificate expires September 31, 2026.

Own a rare piece of history and artistry with this stunning inside-painted glass sphere, a technique that traces its origins back to China's Ming Dynasty!

Originally crafted as a way to store chewing tobacco, this intricate art form has evolved into breathtaking decorative objects that continue to impress collectors and art lovers worldwide.

Each piece is a true labor of love, requiring years of training and exceptional precision. Artists paint from the inside out-completing detailed scenes in reverse using fine-tipped brushes. This process involves multiple meticulous steps, and only a handful of spheres can be created each day, making each one both rare and meaningful.

With traditional imagery such as pine trees and cranes-symbols of longevity, peace, and protection-these glass spheres are more than decorative items; they are believed to bring good fortune and ward off negativity. A perfect addition to any collection or a thoughtful, symbolic gift, this inside-painted sphere is a testament to timeless craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

Join one of the fastest-growing creative communities in Denver and dive into the satisfying world of needlepoint, with this chic beginner project: A leather passport holder with a travel-inspired canvas insert!

This kit offers everything a novice needs to succeed:

• Leather Passport Wallet
• Bonjour/Au Revoir canvas
• 100% silk threads in appropriate colors
• Gift certificate for a 3-hour beginner lesson at Diversions Needlepoint (or equivalent value in merchandise)
• Seam ripper, needles, travel scissors, and stretcher bars
• Magnetic Kyiv Luggage Tag Needleminder

Take home this beautiful Thangka Art from Nepal. GDR's work started in Nepal in 2001 and since then, Tibetan Buddhist culture has captured the hearts of thousands of volunteers and supporters around the world.

Tibetan thangka paintings are intricate, scroll-like artworks that serve as both objects of religious devotion and tools for meditation within Tibetan Buddhism. These vibrant, detailed paintings, typically rendered on cotton or silk, depict Buddhist deities, teachers, and scenes, often incorporating symbolic elements and mandalas. Thangkas are not merely decorative; they are used to facilitate meditation, enhance concentration, and create a visual connection between the practitioner and the deity or concept being visualized.

Vintage hand-carved Indian wooden printing blocks, used for creating intricate designs on textiles and fabrics. Originating from India, these vintage wooden blocks showcase traditional craftsmanship and intricate detailing. Perfect for collectors of antique Asian artifacts or those interested in Indian cultural heritage.

Join a unique opportunity to connect with GDR Staff and Board members in a sourdough bread cooking class!

Have you been curious to learn more about GDR? Or about how to make a great starter for sourdough? We are combining these two topics in our staff-led community cooking class!

6 slots available for this special class. Each slot is $40.

More details, including time, date and location, will be provided upon purchase.

Join Kim and Laurie for a memorable afternoon in Washington Park for a swan boat ride!

Have some fun and enjoy great company with the two women who started Global Dental Relief 24 years ago.

If you're interested in supporting GDR on a deeper level, or just getting to know us better as a community, this is a great opportunity. We hope you can join us!

8 slots available for this very fun and special activity!

More details, including date, time and location, will be provided upon purchase.

Enjoy a little friendly competition in a game of bowling with GDR staff members!

If you want to get more involved in GDR's community, or just want to know us a little better, this is your perfect opportunity!

8 slots available!

More details including date, time and location, will be provided upon purchase.

Brown Traditional Sami Bracelet. Made with reindeer leather, pewter thread and button. 7 inches.

The Sami Bracelet has its orgins in the 10,000 year old indiginous Sami culture of Sweden, Finland, Kola peninsula of Russia and Norway. The Sami (formerly Laplanders) are reindeer herders and although they have given up their Nomadic lifestyle, they still manage the reindeer herds primarily for harvesting their meat, horns and hides. At this time there are approximately 80,000 Sami people on Earth. They also use the reindeer leather, bones, and antlers for handmade knives, pouches and jewelry. The bracelet is traditionally made of reindeer leather decorated with spun silver/pewter braid and fastened with a reindeer-antler button.

Made by GDR volunteer Kim Young, RDH.

We love spending time in nature with our community! Join GDR staff for a leisurely hike in Colorado's front range mountains.

We hope you can join us for some connection outdoors and a chance to share GDR stories!

8 Slots available at $30/person.

More details, including time, date and location, provided upon purchase.