Awareness Wristband
Wristbands are usually small loops of plastic or laminated paper that are placed around the forearm. These bands are fashioned in a form that prevents users of the bands from sharing with other people. Wristbands are used for identification purposes, and to make statements about a belief in charitable organizations.
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Charity Wristbands
- Red Band for Burma
Wear a red band and help raise international awareness of the current situation in Burma.
- Imagine There's No Hunger
Hard Rock is proud to support World Hunger Year (WHY) and it’s many amazing initiatives.
- World Hunger Relief Week
As the world’s largest restaurant company, the move to eradicate world hunger fits in naturally with YUM! Brand’s philosophy.
- Pro-Cure
You can show your support for stem cell research by wearing the PRO-CURE Wristband and help move the issues of policy and funding forward.
- CIAF’s From Silence to Sound
Awareness bands have become a fun and trendy way to show support for worthy social causes, but beyond fashion, the bands are an excellent conversation piece, raising the opportunity for people who are familiar with cochlear implants to talk with their friends and neighbors about the life-changing nature of the procedure.
- ProLIFE / VidaHumana
In late 2004, Maria and Jeff Geerling were researching ways to get the Pro-Life message out to the public in a new, strong way.
- Celiac Disease Awareness
The Center for Celiac Research is selling celiac awareness bracelets (like the Lance Armstrong LiveStrong wristbands) in children and adult sizes for $2.
- SurfAid - Band Together
The entire action sports community is banding together to aid survivors of the Asian tsunami and recent earthquakes in Nias, as well as to support SurfAid International’s ongoing medical relief programs in the remote islands of Western Sumatra.
- Susan G Komen's Survivor
Because 10 million women around the world could die from breast cancer in the next 25 years without the cure, Susan G.
- Beatbullying - Everyone is Different
Beatbullying soft marbled silicone wristbands are 50p each.
Silicon Wristbands
In early 2005, silicone wristbands became a very popular fashion accessory with many charities adopting them to raise money. Livestrong was the first to do so, and has been followed by other charities such as Make Poverty History, and the BBCs Beat Bullying campaign.
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Wristbands Archives
- Red Band for Burma
- Imagine There's No Hunger
- World Hunger Relief Week
- Pro-Cure
- CIAF’s From Silence to Sound
- ProLIFE / VidaHumana
- Celiac Disease Awareness
- SurfAid - Band Together
- Susan G Komen's Survivor
- Beatbullying - Everyone is Different
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