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- PURPLE SILICONE BRACELETS: This pack of 2 purple ribbon awareness silicone bracelets are perfect for representing Alzheimers Disease, Domestic Violence, Epilepsy, Crohns Disease, Cystic Fibrosis, Fibromyalgia, Lupus, and Pancreatic Cancer awareness events. Our purple bracelets can be sold at fundraisers, charity run/walks, and parades. The color purple is associated with spirituality, fulfillment, and vitality. Wear or share our purple ribbon silicone bracelets to show your support.
- BRACELET SPECIFICATIONS: This high-quality silicone bracelet is 8 1/4 inches in circumference. The purple ribbon awareness silicone bracelet is embossed with ribbons and the words Hope, Faith, Love. Our durable silicone rubber wristband is loose fitting and gentle on the skin.
- ALZHEIMERS AWARENESS: Alzheimers awareness month is in November and is represented by the Purple Ribbon. According to the Alzheimers Association, half of the adults aged 85 and over have Alzheimers. Use our Alzheimers awareness bracelets to raise money for organizations focused on Alzheimers and dementia research like the Cure Alzheimers Fund. By using these purple silicone bracelets at fundraisers you can become a vital part of ending Alzheimers.
- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS: More than 10 million women and men experience physical abuse by an intimate partner. Use these purple domestic violence ribbon silicone bracelets to raise awareness during National Domestic Violence Awareness month in October. Sell these domestic violence awareness bracelets to encourage community engagement and promote public awareness. These silicone bracelets allow you to honor, celebrate, and connect with those who have been affected by domestic violence.
- EPILEPSY AWARENESS: November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month and the goal is to spotlight epilepsy and share knowledge about first aid for seizures. More people live with epilepsy than with autism spectrum disorders, Parkinsons disease, and cerebral palsy combined. Use our purple ribbon silicone bracelets to educate people about the effects of epilepsy. Fight the social stigma and support research by donating to organizations like Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy.
- Date First Available : February 10, 2020
