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[dancerjodi]

There's a picture of me on the front of today's Arts section of the Herald. Not the best picture, but its something. :)

The convention in NH today was fruitful - we raised $220 for The Jimmy Fund selling polaroids with costumed characters. We also raised $23 selling red and black "The Empire Cares" rubber bracelets for Autism Research. And we made a lot of kids and adults days.

Not a bad day!

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[punkistani.livejournal.com]

Hey, where'd you get the rubber bracelets printed up?

rubber bracelets

[dancer.livejournal.com]

I didn't make them, but I'll find out from the guy that did and get back to you.

bracelets

[dancer.livejournal.com]

here's the info from my friend:

I researched several places and i eventually went with...

http://www.wristbandwarehouse.com/

They had great pricing ( half the price of some places ), lots of options and a quick turnaround. They were also great to communicate with. Only downfall with them is that you have to call to make/place and order as opposed to doing it online. As far as pricing goes it varies upon quantities ordered, materials used and chosen methods or printing/making the bands. Basically i went with 1000 debossed bands and chose to split the order in two and make 500 black and 500 red ( that cost was additional ). In the end the bands came out to cost me about .50 cents per band and we sell them for $3.00 each or two for $5.00. People seem very happy/willing to pay that price especially since it sends a large amount to charity ( whatever that may be ).

FYI - i also would recommend just doing a search for plastic/rubber wristbands and see if you have places more local to you. Other sites i reviewed were...

http://www.directwristbands.com/
http://homelandfundraising.com/Wrist_Bands.htm
http://www.promobrands.com/rubberbands.htm

Re: bracelets

[punkistani.livejournal.com]

thanks