Camp Sunrise is a non-profit organization that targets HIV/AIDS services in Youngstown, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus in order to help children who are affected. In order to raise the $1,000, the organization sold red silicone bracelets with “Prevent HIV/AIDS” engraved on them for $1 each.

Camp Sunrise is for kids to spend a week together and not worry or feel different just because they have AIDS.
The camp provides AIDS-diagnosed children with the opportunity to have fun in an environment free from the social stigma that is usually associated with having AIDS. It also provides them the chance to master new skills and develop friendships through play, art, drama, games and the traditional camp activities.

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The American Red Cross student club of Stanford University (ARCSU) encourages fellow students to donate blood. The Blood Saves program hopes to educate America’s youngest eligible donors on the facts about donating blood, dispelling donation myths, and cultivate a new generation of life-long blood donors. ARCSU student members distributed campaign materials, such as red silicone bracelets, at blood drives in the hopes it will encourage people to learn more about donating as well as to donate.

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Mississippi students throughout the Sikeston school district are learning to say yes to a drug-free life this week during the celebration of Red Ribbon Week. The purpose of Red Ribbon week is to bring awareness to students about saying no to drugs. Students are wearing Red Ribbon Week silicone bracelets. The school’s theme is “My responsibility to stay drug-free.”

Red Ribbon Week originated as a tribute to Special Agent Enrique “Kiki” S. Camarena of the Drug Enforcement Administration. In 1985, he was killed by drug traffickers in Guadalajara, Mexico. Kiki’s death enraged many Americans in his hometown of Calexico, Calif., and they began to wear red ribbons to commemorate his sacrifice. The anti-drug message spread quickly, and in 1988, the National Family Partnership took the Red Ribbon Celebration nationwide. Read On

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The holidays are here and everyone is ready to celebrate. Please remember that Drinking and Driving Don’t Mix! Drunk Drivers Kill more and more people every year. Many states are making tougher laws about Drinking and Driving but that doesn’t mean that people will stop doing it. This year be extra cautious of Drunk Drivers.

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Part of the Oak Hills Elementary First Birthday celebration was custom silicone bracelets. To mark the 1st year of the schools existance, each student received a custom silicone bracelet inscribed with “Oak Hills Coyotes.”

What a fun way to remember and celebrate such a special event! Everyone that participated had a little bit of “spirit” to wear during the celebration.

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Ever wondered how silicone bracelets became so popular? Here’s how.

Kevin Carroll is the Nike executive who popularized those ubiquitous silicone bracelets that carry, well, inspirational words. As a Nike executive charged with sparking creativity, Carroll took the “Dream” bracelets Nike was adding to some shoeboxes and handed them out to kids at motivational speeches. They caught on about five years ago, and when Lance Armstrong’s team visited Nike headquarters, Carroll shared the idea. “Livestrong” was born.

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Snip that ponytail and donate to a good cause.

Fantastic Sams hair salons throughout the country are teaming with Seventeen magazine in a promotion that will benefit Locks of Love, a Lake Worth nonprofit that supplies hairpieces to financially needy children who are suffering long-term medical hair loss.

“It helps a lot of kids. It’s just a good charity,” said Michael Grouse. He and David Kinnard are partners in two participating Fantastic Sams.

Lynda List, a hair stylist who owns franchises in Clearwater, Palm Harbor and Safety Harbor, said participating Fantastic Sams salons last year sold blue silicone “Fantastic Friends” bracelets to aid the cause. Some were signed by celebrities and auctioned on eBay.

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