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Wear Blue Day T-Shirt
Gildan DryBlend 50/50 T-shirt
- Sizes YXS - XXXXXL
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About this campaign
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and Wear Blue Day is coming up on Friday, April 7! This year we want to challenge the community to get even more involved in Wear Blue Day, and spread awareness about this important movement. Whether you're participating on your own, or as a part of a larger group, PCA Illinois appreciates your support! All proceeds from this fundraiser will go towards improving our programs, such as our Safe Baby Program, so that we can reach more people and families in Illinois. Why do you wear blue? Tell us in the commect section!
Prevent Child Abuse Illinois (PCA Illinois) is a free standing 501(c)(3) charitable organization and the chartered state chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America. Established in 1990, PCA Illinois provides key leadership for child abuse prevention in Illinois. PCA Illinois is actively involved in prevention education and public awareness, community outreach, public policy advocacy, and promotion of effective prevention programs.
The mission of Prevent Child Abuse Illinois is to prevent child abuse by providing statewide leadership through education, public awareness, support for community initiatives, and advocacy.
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Member of GFWC ILLINOIS
Because every child deserves a happy and healthy childhood, and Prevent Child Abuse Illinois is helping to make that happen!
Because child abuse is preventable! It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure children are safe.
Children are very unique and special creatures who deserves to live out every single imagination life brings.
No child should ever have to hurt
I work with children as a parent educator. Abuse is 100 percent preventable. Yet every day, we see more and more cases of it. It's not fair. My heart goes out to those children who have been victims.