Colourful Wristbands That Help Kids Express Themselves
Letting a child pick their own wristband colour is a small, low-cost way for kids to show personality and swap favourites with friends.
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THREE friends from Lutterworth High School helped raise hundreds of pounds for a young girl who had to have both her hands amputated when she was a baby.
High school secretary Sue Valletta organized a team as part of Rally Against Cancer, and she said everyone is invited to join. Sue Valletta, guidance and technology secretary at the high school, is le…
Tyler Miller loves baseball. He was good enough to start as a sophomore and junior for Philo High School's varsity team.
He would push them, as one and as one team. He would challenge them to be stronger, faster, better as individuals because that would strengthen the whole group. He would work them, Dylan Skule says to…
Selling wristbands to friends and neighbours is a simple, low-cost fundraiser kids can run themselves — no sausage sizzle stall or parent roster needed.
For those who have grown up in Scotch Plains-Fanwood schools, the color purple is synonymous with one week in early spring when the community comes together to celebrate healthy living and raise aware…
A simple suggestion from a Blaxland boy keen to help his younger brother has snowballed into a full blown campaign for autism awareness stretching across Sydney and beyond. Dylan Forster has always lo…
How indoor play centres and entertainment venues use wristbands for session times, party groups and socks policies — without staffing every doorway.
How to choose lanyards for a conference or staff ID rollout — widths, attachments, colour-coding by access level, and when a wristband works better.