Bracelets For Barbaro!

Barbaro.

That’s all anyone needs to say. The very mention of his name evokes a reaction from those inside and outside the racing community.

Got Bracelets With Your Breakfast

For eight months, local elementary schools have offered free breakfast to all students regardless of income status.

Now eight of those schools are testing a new program aimed at feeding more children in a shorter period of time.

Bracelets Help Support National Child Abuse Prevention Month

April marks the 24th anniversary of National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time dedicated to child abuse education, awareness and prevention activities. To observe National Child Abuse Prevention month, Love Our Children USA, (a national organization headquartered in New York whose mission is to break the cycle of violence against children) begins its third annual GET BLUE campaign – a national effort to educate and raise awareness for Child Abuse Prevention.

Thomas Wears Bracelet To Honor Friend

Tyrus Thomas has taken criticism from the media, been insulted on national television by Charles Barkley, and watched his playing time rise and fall frequently during his rookie season.But whenever Thomas hits times of trouble with the Bulls, all he has to do is look at his left wrist to put the NBA world into perspective.

“Band of Brothers” Show Support By Wearing Wristbands

Members of the thin blue line are wearing a thin blue band to support Gold Coast colleague Chris Hurley, who has been charged over the death in custody of a Palm Island man.

The number 6747 is stamped on the band, which is in the police blue colour — it is Senior Sergeant Hurley’s police registered number.

Councilman uses bands to raise awareness for colonoscopy

Early detection is key for colorectal cancer, since by the time someone begins noticing symptoms, it’s often too late.

Wapner wears a blue bracelet to raise awareness - “There’s a lot of these rubber bracelets out there,” he admits - and he hands one off to anyone he meets who hasn’t been screened for the disease.

Family uses bands as a fundraiser and to raise awareness

Rare, degenerative Tay-Sachs disease stole Conner Hopf’s ability to see and hear and, eventually, to move before he died quietly at home Sunday, two months before his second birthday.

“We’ve raised awareness among many people, encouraged many people to get screened,” Desiree Hopf said yesterday. “We’re certainly nowhere near finished.”

Bands used to remember Reagan

When 2-year-old Reagan Williams died from being shaken, her loved ones did not want her to become “just a statistic.”

They decided to channel their grief – and Reagan’s memorial donations – into Reagan’s Rescue, an effort aimed at raising money through the sale of pink and purple bracelets to raise awareness about Shaken Baby Syndrome and help abuse victims.

Wristbands Help Remember Fallen Teammate, Inspire Team.

16-year old Ben Lyman was killed on June 23rd when he dove 30 feet off a bridge over Bear River near Logan Utah. The accidental death stunned his teammates on the football team at Sky View High School, and they decided to dedicate their season in Ben’s honor. And what a season it has been.The Bobcats are 8-0 for the first time in school history, and will be one of the favorites to win their first state title in school history. The Bobcats wear custom wristbands from Reminderband that say, “Remember Ben,” and they tap his #25 jersey every time they step onto the field.

Wristbands Most Popular Breast Cancer Fundraiser

October is breast cancer awareness month. This is your chance to do something. There are endless fund-raisers in support of a breast cancer cure. Walks, runs, bake sales - you name it. There are dozens of websites on the internet, full of fund-raising ideas. Those same websites have internet stores with supportive items you can buy. The money you spend to buy these items goes towards breast cancer research.
The most popular items include pink ribbon car magnets and pink rubber bracelets. These pink rubber bracelets are a popular and convenient way to spread breast cancer awareness.
Slip it on and make your statement. No, I’m not just wearing pink for the hell of it. These bracelets tend to be cheap - what’s one or two dollars to you? Be open about supporting breast cancer. I find when you wear a cancer bracelet, you tend to see others with the same bracelet, or with different bracelets in support for cures of other cancers.