Soldiers' Angels Launches Operation Top Knot
Operation Top Knot is a group of volunteers who decided on the name because the first type of baby hats they made were called "top knot" baby hats.
As the group grew, volunteers began creating other knitted, crocheted, and sewn gifts to donate to our soldier's most precious bundle . . . .
their new born child.
The not-so-crafty members of this group donate purchased items such as rattles, bottles, pacifiers, diapers, layette sets, cards, coupons and gift bags, which are also needed and greatly appreciated.
The gift packages are shipped out on a monthly basis to military hospitals, where nurse liaisons hand them out to the new mothers on the groups behalf.
However the Moms don’t have to be in a military hospital to receive a gift.
If an Angel (a volunteer member of Soldiers Angels) notifies Operation Top Knot of an expectant mother, a gift will be sent directly to her wherever she is.The Top Knot team also remembers the father in a special way.
To help him celebrate this special occasion, he is sent a box of special cigars - pink A Girl or blue It's A Boy bubble gum cigars.
This way there he can hand them out to his friends in celebration of the arrival of his newborn child, just like he would do if he were at home.
It is clear that Operation Top Knot works hard to ensure no mother or baby goes unloved, and to remind them that they too, along with our soldiers are loved and supported by their country during a time when they most need it.
By taking care of the families back home, we help to maintain healthy heroes and happy families nationwide.For more information visit the Operation Top Knot website at
www.operationtopknot.4t.com.
Election Season Could Be A Boost For Maine Business
The election season could be a launching pad for two University of Maine graduates who have started a business at UMaine's Target Technology Center in Orono. Ashley Perry and Andrea Duquette graduated from UMaine last May and have created a company, Intellectual Threads, Inc. to market "intellectually savvy" clothing designs.???While they build the foundation for their new firm with business assistance at the Target Center, they are also working for Electoral College Sportswear and Accessories, Inc., a company owned by John and Marcia Diamond of Glenburn. Perry and Duquette are making arrangements to promote the company's shirts and hats at this summer's Democratic and Republican conventions. They are also managing the company's website, www.electoralcollegeusa.com.???In Boston, the pair has been getting a lesson in the difficulties of navigating through bureaucratic and retail business channels.
The Democratic National...
Election Season Could Be A Boost For Maine Business
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Embroidered Promotional Hats
Embroidered promotional hats are, for the most part, a convenient way to advertise. An embroidered hat with the company's logo is the U.S.'s most singled-out promotional product. Tthey are often given away as "free gifts" with another purchase, or at festivals and events. The custom logo imprinted on it makes the end user a walking billboard. This is great for corporate identification, organization and fundraising campaigns.
Embroidered promotional hats promote company exposure and name recognition.
These hats can have a logo on the front of the cap and web address on the back of the cap. The most important thing about its being popular for advertisement is the one-size-fits-all quality.
To memorialize a company's out-of-the-ordinary marketing day, an event coming up or to create a new corporate image, embroidered promotional hats always work. The quality material used in the manufacture of hats and the company's logo, name and special message embroidered...
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