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Original price was: $5.99.$5.09Current price is: $5.09.
This fuzzy bear plush key chain is an adorable and practical way to add a touch of whimsy to your everyday essentials.
This key chain features irresistibly soft, fuzzy bears in four delightful colors. Whether you prefer a classic beige, a playful pink, an oatmeal white, or a calming gray, there’s a perfect fuzzy friend waiting to brighten your day. Hook it onto your keys, backpack, or purse for a charming touch that’s sure to turn heads.
Beyond its undeniable cuteness, this key chain is a functional companions. The sturdy metal clasp ensures your keys stay securely fastened, while the plush bear adds a layer of comfort when gripped in your hand. Furthermore, each key chain purchase directly supports Father Joe’s Villages, a local organization dedicated to helping homeless individuals and families.
By choosing a bear plush key chain, you’re not only treating yourself to an adorable accessory. You’re also making a positive impact in your community. Father Joe’s Villages works tirelessly to provide essential services and resources to those in need, and your purchase helps empower them on their journey to self-sufficiency.
Colors: Baby pink, gray, beige, or white
Condition: Pre-owned, never used
| Color | Baby Pink, Gray, Beige, White |
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