2015 National CdLS Awareness Day T-shirt

Each year, parents, volunteers and others request official Awareness Day proclamations from governors and local leaders; hang awareness fliers in public places; make presentations to civic groups or health workers; write their local newspapers; and much more. Other Awareness Day ideas include: Create a postage stamp with the child’s picture on it. Set up an awareness booth at a popular shopping area or town event. Ask a bank or other business to put an Awareness Day message on its marquee. Submit a public service announcement to the local radio station. Ask a favorite salon or coffee shop to donate a percentage of the day’s proceeds to the Foundation. Materials are available byemailing Brendaor by calling 800-753-2357.

(*The Foundation has heard your requests!We recognize that familieswant T-shirts now, not in the spring, so we’re making them available now for two weeks. We will offer them for sale again by early April.)