Breast Cancer Awareness

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Quill.com is doubling the donation amount for every Hope sticker created. From now until 10/31, Quill.com will give $2 for every sticker made on our Facebook page to City of Hope, up to $20,000.

As most of us know all too well, there are lots of fun things to do on Facebook! From Farmville to catching up with old friends, it’s easy to get caught up in a virtual frenzy. Since this is for a good cause- so much the better!

The “Hello My Name is Hope” campaign, presented by Quill.com, is an effort to boost breast cancer awareness, Quill.com is inviting all Facebook users to post and personalize virtual “Hello My Name is Hope” stickers on their profiles to honor both survivors and victims of the disease. The familiar “Hello My Name Is” stickers take on new meaning with personalized messages of hope and support shared across the Facebook community. For every sticker shared, Quill.com will donate $1 – up to $20,000 – to City of Hope, a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center dedicated to research, treatment and education.

quill hope sticker
Throughout October, every sticker created will be displayed in a community gallery on the Quill.com Facebook page, creating a virtual wall of breast cancer messages and images.
Here is my sticker! Go make yours, too, and share it 🙂
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Comments

  1. Hi, stopping by from the Saturday Stalk Blog Hop! Please feel free to stop by my blog 🙂 Thanks!

    Heather
    MyWorkOfHeart.net

  2. Awesome, thanks for letting us know! I just went over and made a sticker. 🙂

  3. I like the idea. I should go do mine

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