Every once in a while something goes on in the "real world" that deserves attention. The Children's Market Consignment sale is definately one of those things. My Daughter will be taking part of this for her 4th year, both selling and, knowing her, buying. She knows a good thing when she sees one.
If you are from the Northeast Alabama area, you might want to take a trip to this sale. Great bargains and for a worth while cause!
from their Facebook page:
Children's Market Consignment Sale
Children's Market is a semi-annual children's, teen, and maternity consignment event featuring gently used and new items.
We serve northeast Alabama, including Calhoun, Etowah, Cleburne, Ranburne, and Cherokee Counties. Our next sale is Sept. 15 - 18, 2010, with preview sales on Sept. 14 for volunteers, consignors, teachers & new parents/grandparents. Proceeds from the sale benefit the Children's Ministry of Jacksonville First Methodist Church and other area ministries.
We're the first sale in the area to use a barcode inventory system. Our consignors have the benefit of entering their inventory and tracking their sales online through our partnership with My Sale Manager. Shoppers enjoy finding quality items for their families and a quick and smooth checkout when they're ready to head home with a trunk full of goodies.
How much can you make? Consignors earn 75% of everything they sell. Volunteers can earn up to 85% by helping during the sale.
Make plans now to shop with us in September. In addition to great clothing and other items for kids, we'll have bows & headbands from our bow ladies, plus accessories for Mom and custom outfits and monogramming from Mommy's Castle. We're your one-stop clothing shop for the best deals on quality clothes and other items for your kids.
Please visit us online at www.jaxfumckids.org for more information or to join our mailing list.
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Monday, July 19, 2010
Monday, June 29, 2009
Tweeters Unite! Join in the 12 for 12k Tweet-a-thon NOW! Monday June 29th
Who said Social Media people just sit around chatting without a cause?? Some may that is true, but today many are chatting for a very good cause! From Monday June 29, from 10.00am Eastern until Tuesday June 30 10.00am Eastern, 12for12k is holding a special 24-hour event to raise money and awareness for UNICEF and their "Believe in Zero" Campaign.
The 12for12k video tweetathon includes a slew of special guests, Live music, and a whole lot of fun. Plus they will be drawing for some fantastic prizes such and jewelry from Tali Gillette Designs ( @taligillette ) www.taligillette.com , and Honora ( @HonoraPearls ) http://Honora.com , gift certificates from great places such as Katie M. Designs (@KatieMDesigns ) www.katiemdesigns.com and Roger Hjulstrom ( @booksbelow ) and much much more!
Do yourself a favor and check out the 12 for 12k tweet-a-thon and join in the fun. And while you are there, make a donation and get your name into the drawings. You can help stop the deaths of 25,000 kids every single day from preventable causes.
The 12for12k video tweetathon includes a slew of special guests, Live music, and a whole lot of fun. Plus they will be drawing for some fantastic prizes such and jewelry from Tali Gillette Designs ( @taligillette ) www.taligillette.com , and Honora ( @HonoraPearls ) http://Honora.com , gift certificates from great places such as Katie M. Designs (@KatieMDesigns ) www.katiemdesigns.com and Roger Hjulstrom ( @booksbelow ) and much much more!
Do yourself a favor and check out the 12 for 12k tweet-a-thon and join in the fun. And while you are there, make a donation and get your name into the drawings. You can help stop the deaths of 25,000 kids every single day from preventable causes.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Sellers Rally For Charities
People sell to make themselves some cash. Period. But I want to tell you about some that are selling their wares, holding auctions and donating items to raise cash for some very worthwhile causes.
First up is a benefit concert and silent auction at the Eastham Elks Club on McKoy Road in Eastham, MA. to raise money for a trust for Keahlan Mullen. Keahlan lost his Mom, Rosalie Muce, in a car accident on February 27 in Falmouth, Maine. She was a hospice nurse who volunteered frequently for the eHope Foundation. Muce also received the Women's Opportunity Award from Soroptimist International in 2003.
Here is the press release on this event. I hope everyone who can attend ot help out in this cause will.
Cape Cod Musicians Rally to Raise Funds for 11-year old Proceeds from Concert, Auction will Benefit The Man Eats Fish Foundation for Keahlan Mullen05.01.2009 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Michael Pandiscio, 508.432.6675; carefactor@comcast.net
EASTHAM, Mass. – On Cape Cod, musicians create one of the most vibrant and tight-knit groups of people. And on Sunday, May 17, scores of these artists will join with the community at large to celebrate the life of Rosalie Muce, and to raise funds for a trust for her son, Keahlan Mullen.
Muce, a native of Harwich and 1994 graduate of Harwich High School, was killed in a car accident on February 27 in Falmouth, Maine. She was a hospice nurse who championed community-based care, and volunteered frequently for the eHope Foundation. Muce also received the Women's Opportunity Award from Soroptimist International in 2003 for her community service efforts.
On May 17 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., a benefit concert and silent auction has been planned at the Eastham Elks Club on McKoy Road in Eastham.
“We’re going to try to raise some money for Kealahn's future,” said Michael Pandiscio, a coordinator of the event. “We thought we would do something nice; something good in such a bad situation.”
Several local businesses have already donated items and services to the silent auction, and additional donations can be made by e-mailing carefactor@comcast.net, or calling 508.432.6675.
Music will be provided by local favorites Care Factor Zero, with special guests and former founding members Nick Muce and Tim Taylor, and by Big Rhythm Wine – A Grateful Dead Experience. All of the proceeds will go toward founding and funding the Man Eats Fish Foundation. For more information, visit http://www.bigrhythmwine.com/.
Second is the Bonanzleup St Jude Charity auction on June 1, 2009. All items where donated by Bonanzle.com sellers and all proceeds is going to St Jude's. This is an event everyone can attend for it is a "LIVE" online auction with bidding in the chat box in the Bonanzleup Mobile Booth and the bids called LIVE on the air by AuctionWally on his weekly podcast of Brainstorming Bonanzle. This is a very fun and exciting way to participate in an online auction and with the proceeds going to such a great cause, I encourage everyone to tune into this. Items are up for viewing now so stop in and check them out.
Third is an update on John colderICE Lawson's "Chest For The Breast" auction. John raised over $2000 for the cause with the big prize winner of the T-shirt space on the shirt John will be wearing to the ECMTA/PESA conference in Atlanta, Ga June 3 & 4 being Galleria Gifts.
Melinda paid $760 for the privilege of having her logo printed on a shirt to be worn by John at the Pesa conference. John being the podcaster, video blogger and well known ecommerce personality that he is , Melinda's Ad is going to be seen by many!
John also made several video blogs wearing Shirts with others logos on them as well for this Charity. Go see colderICE in action!
This is just a very very small list of many sellers who donate their wares and time to help others. I hope you will visit their sites, attend their events, and help them help others.
Later.....Renagade
First up is a benefit concert and silent auction at the Eastham Elks Club on McKoy Road in Eastham, MA. to raise money for a trust for Keahlan Mullen. Keahlan lost his Mom, Rosalie Muce, in a car accident on February 27 in Falmouth, Maine. She was a hospice nurse who volunteered frequently for the eHope Foundation. Muce also received the Women's Opportunity Award from Soroptimist International in 2003.
Here is the press release on this event. I hope everyone who can attend ot help out in this cause will.
Cape Cod Musicians Rally to Raise Funds for 11-year old Proceeds from Concert, Auction will Benefit The Man Eats Fish Foundation for Keahlan Mullen05.01.2009 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Michael Pandiscio, 508.432.6675; carefactor@comcast.net
EASTHAM, Mass. – On Cape Cod, musicians create one of the most vibrant and tight-knit groups of people. And on Sunday, May 17, scores of these artists will join with the community at large to celebrate the life of Rosalie Muce, and to raise funds for a trust for her son, Keahlan Mullen.
Muce, a native of Harwich and 1994 graduate of Harwich High School, was killed in a car accident on February 27 in Falmouth, Maine. She was a hospice nurse who championed community-based care, and volunteered frequently for the eHope Foundation. Muce also received the Women's Opportunity Award from Soroptimist International in 2003 for her community service efforts.
On May 17 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., a benefit concert and silent auction has been planned at the Eastham Elks Club on McKoy Road in Eastham.
“We’re going to try to raise some money for Kealahn's future,” said Michael Pandiscio, a coordinator of the event. “We thought we would do something nice; something good in such a bad situation.”
Several local businesses have already donated items and services to the silent auction, and additional donations can be made by e-mailing carefactor@comcast.net, or calling 508.432.6675.
Music will be provided by local favorites Care Factor Zero, with special guests and former founding members Nick Muce and Tim Taylor, and by Big Rhythm Wine – A Grateful Dead Experience. All of the proceeds will go toward founding and funding the Man Eats Fish Foundation. For more information, visit http://www.bigrhythmwine.com/.
Second is the Bonanzleup St Jude Charity auction on June 1, 2009. All items where donated by Bonanzle.com sellers and all proceeds is going to St Jude's. This is an event everyone can attend for it is a "LIVE" online auction with bidding in the chat box in the Bonanzleup Mobile Booth and the bids called LIVE on the air by AuctionWally on his weekly podcast of Brainstorming Bonanzle. This is a very fun and exciting way to participate in an online auction and with the proceeds going to such a great cause, I encourage everyone to tune into this. Items are up for viewing now so stop in and check them out.
Third is an update on John colderICE Lawson's "Chest For The Breast" auction. John raised over $2000 for the cause with the big prize winner of the T-shirt space on the shirt John will be wearing to the ECMTA/PESA conference in Atlanta, Ga June 3 & 4 being Galleria Gifts.
Melinda paid $760 for the privilege of having her logo printed on a shirt to be worn by John at the Pesa conference. John being the podcaster, video blogger and well known ecommerce personality that he is , Melinda's Ad is going to be seen by many!
John also made several video blogs wearing Shirts with others logos on them as well for this Charity. Go see colderICE in action!
This is just a very very small list of many sellers who donate their wares and time to help others. I hope you will visit their sites, attend their events, and help them help others.
Later.....Renagade
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