Bright Beginnings is a Charter School in Arizona that has each family volunteer 20 hours each year to the school. This is a huge contribution to the school’s success and excellence on standardized tests.
As a way to thank the parents of these children Bright Beginnings bought wristbands for their parents.
Reminderband partnered up with the local newspaper, the Herald Journal, Saturday for a fun day at the mall trick-or-treating. Reminderband donated glow in the dark wristbands for kids to have for a safe night of trick-or-treating on Halloween night.
In Ohio one of the biggest college rivalries is between Mt. Union University and Ohio Northern Univeristy. Wristbands were ordered by Ohio Northern that said “Beat Mt. Union” and that’s exactly what Ohio Northern did, beat their rival 21-14.
Reminderband is excited to announce the winner of the ipod shuffle raffle, Laine Levi, from Canada for submitting her testimonial on our Web page.
“This is the coolest thing I have ever won,” said Levi. “I feel very fortunate, thank you Reminderband!”
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Saturday, October 8th, 2005
By: Marcy Nicholson
A local funeral home is distributing popular rubber bracelets to help families remember deceased loved ones while it raises cash for sick children.
Man tries to snatch child at health club - Child-care worker noticed immediately something was amiss
2000-04-06
by Jamie Swift
Journal Reporter
BELLEVUE — Police fear a man tried to abduct a 5-year-old girl from the child-care area of Bally Total Fitness in Bellevue on Tuesday night.
Sunday, October 27, 2002
ASSOCIATED PRESS
TOLEDO, Ohio - Emergency workers who tended injured victims at the chaotic scene of a school bus crash have proposed that children on field trips wear wristbands with identifying information. School officials in Michigan and northwest Ohio said that sounds like a good idea.
Numerous sites have popped up to advertise silicone wristbands as a wedding favor idea. Some couples have given out awareness bracelets to give guests a momento, as well as a feel-good item that supports a good cause, others have customized theirs to memorialize their big day and provide a nifty party favor. Also, celebrity weddings have even utilized silicone wristbands to grant access to legitimate invitees.
The wristband craze has expanded to include political expression. Republicans and Democrats can be found with red or blue wristbands in support of their party or particular candidate, or for campaign fundraisers. Like the traditional colors that showed which state supported which party in an election, wristbands commonly match red for Republican and blue for Democrat, despite a few who have reversed the trend. Phrases have included upcoming election dates, Bush or Kerry support phrases, and even anti-campaign phrases.
Saturday, August 27, 2005
Fundraising success? Sometimes it’s all in the wrist action.
News Staff Reporter
The University of Michigan will begin selling new maize and blue tie-dye wristbands this weekend, hoping to build on the success of a blue version that generated more than $400,000 in sales to help fund a new children and women’s hospital.
We ordered wristbands for a particular event in our community. Needless to say, they did not show up when they were suppose to, but Reminderband gave me a 25% discount on my order for the mix up, which allowed my cheerleaders to sell them a little cheaper in order to assure that we could get rid of them. Thanks!" - Susie - Manito, IL - September 27, 2005 More Testimonials
