Small stand. Real numbers. Updated as Lucky4Love grows.
Raised for children in need
and counting
Years turning luck into love
since 2022
Four-leaf clovers collected
found by hand
Charitable organizations supported
near + far
Clovers are collected by hand and used across bookmarks, keychains and other creations — not every clover collected has been sold. We don't estimate numbers of children helped; the organizations we support do that work.
What started with an eight-year-old, a folding table and some very lucky clovers has now raised more than $8,000 for children in need.
Save the Children works with kids facing poverty and crisis in the U.S. and around the world.
Henley picked it herself after the trip to Honduras. She wanted the money to reach kids like the ones she met.
Visit Save the Children →The Lilabean Foundation, based in Silver Spring, Maryland, funds pediatric brain cancer research and supports the families living it.
In 2025 Lucky4Love gave close to home, in honor of Henley's neighbor Cameron Corno, who fought ependymoma for five years. #CamStrong
Visit The Lilabean Foundation →Handmade goods, food, drinks, yard sales and donations at community events.
Every fundraiser is tallied and posted here as the totals grow.
Funds go to the charitable organizations Henley chooses each year.
Lucky4Love is working toward becoming a registered nonprofit organization. Contributions are not tax deductible at this time.
Buy something handmade. Come to an event. Or just chip in. It all ends up in the same place: helping kids.