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2018 Holiday Gift Guides show love for Would Works hand-made products!

by R.H. Lee November 21, 2018 in Press

2018 Holiday Gift Guides show love for Would Works hand-made products!

Thanks to LA Times for featuring our LA City Blocks in their 2018 Holiday Gift Guide "For the Home" section.

 LA2050 Holiday Gift Guide featured the Would Works Charcuterie Board in their list of favorite socially conscious, LA- based makers and organizations.

LA2050 Holiday Gift Guide socially responsible, Made in LA gifts Would Works The Charcuterie Board

Jen Hatmaker's popular podcast For the Love featured Would Works' The Charcuterie Board in the 2nd annual holiday gift guide episode.  

For the Love of Giving podcast features Would Works the Charcuterie Board 2018 holiday gift guide

Done Good featured  Would Works' The Everyday Board in their 2018 "The Shop for Good Gift Guide" 





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