bic bands - Order Some!



From their website:
These amazing headbands started all as a fundraiser for my run with Team In Training. I was looking for a way to raise the necessary funds to run my first half marathon. I had started to make some handy dandy headband that didn't slip because I was cheap and crafty~ friends said they'd buy them, so I decided to try my hand at making and selling them. My small little venture began and I started sewing. I donated the profits to The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Proceeds from the sale of BIC Bands go to support different charities each month.

For January and February, these proceeds will be going to PCRF andTeam Gab!


I am a big fan of the blogger Giraffy and her blog 365 days of awesome and this month proceeds from bic bands sale are going to benefit Pediatric Cancer Research foundation a foundation close to her heart as her daughter was diagnosed with Leukemia this year. So support her and her daughter Gabby by ordering some awesome headbands!

I did my part to make my head more presentable while I am racing. Yes you are welcome.




1 x Minnie Sparkle Silver (Standard 20") ($10.00)
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1 x Skinny Sparkle Gunmetal  ($10.00)
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Total: $22.21


Thanks again for your business! And remember, with each purchase, you're helping those in need!

Comments

  1. BeckaJanuary 11, 2012 at 8:46 PM

    Thanks for supporting Team Gab. She is an amazing kid. And the bands are adorable.

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