I found this on Sunday and wanted to post because this is very close to my heart. This is such a wonderful opportunity for all of us that make cards. To be able to bring a smile is what it is all about. If we can touch just one person that would mean the world to that person. Just think if every card maker could do this challenge what a difference it could make. I challenge all my followers and people that come to my blog to send a card or two or three to make a difference. I am already behind on the challenge but I am going to start tomorrow and get some done. I will post my cards and also send Thank you cards that have already been made. Below is a copy from Splitcoaststampers where you can go and see the challenges. The link is here. Also you can click on the blinkie on the right side of my blog and go directly there. Thanks so much for listening and lets make a difference.
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Copied from Splitcoaststampers blog:
Splitcoaststampers is proud to partner with the UT MD
Anderson Cancer Center for our third annual month long card drive to benefit
those affected by breast cancer.
Whether your stamps cling to
acrylic, wood, or to your hard drive, they hold the power to convey hope and
lift the spirits of anyone who sees what you create with them. That is the
inspiration for our “Hope You Can Cling To” stamping campaign for Breast Cancer
Awareness Month.
We are kicking
this campaign off on World Card Making Day - a day of celebration of the power
of a handmade card. We encourage papercrafters across the globe to put their
talents to work creating beautiful handmade cards to send to patients and their
families at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, and, in the process, turn our gallery
pink!
Hope is powerful medicine.
Here is part of a letter from MD Anderson after last year's event:
“On behalf of the breast cancer patients at MD Anderson Cancer
Center in Houston, Texas I’d like to say thank you for the beautiful handmade
cards that you sent to us! The “Hope You Can Cling To” month long campaign was
very much appreciated. The volunteers in our Breast Center enjoyed filling
baskets with these special cards. As they made their visits each day and
introduced themselves to patients, they encouraged each to select one of your
handmade cards. These special cards truly offered hope and lifted the spirits of
everyone during Breast Cancer Awareness month! I personally have had the
pleasure of opening each envelope. What beautiful work you all have done for our
patients.” - Maggi Suttles, Assistant Director, Volunteer Services, UT MD
Anderson Cancer Center
Many
in our community have been affected by breast cancer, directly or indirectly. We
would love for each of the patients at the UT MD Anderson cancer center and
their families to feel this same encouragement and inspiration and we
know this community always rises to a challenge.
There will be special challenges in our
Splitcoaststampers
Hope You Can Cling To Challenge Forum to inspire you
throughout the month, and we will have some fun giveaways, including of course,
some pink!
We'll begin the campaign with three challenges
on October 1st, and we will have challenges each day in October. So keep
watching this space as we approach the exciting kickoff of Hope You Can Cling
To!
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