The annual occurrence of the
Jenny's Twenty will help to give a much-needed boost to the Benefit Fund, making it possible for Jenny to have access to the care she needs and the security to devote her whole mind and self to her healing process... but the Jenny's Twenty will only happen once a year. In answer to that dilemma, a few of us honored friends-of-Jenny (thanks Sandy and Kelly for the awesome post-yoga brainchild session!) cooked up this idea for a project that would provide for a steady income for Jenny's Fund: these silicone cause bracelets, baby blue to promote awareness of
spinal cord injury (and reminiscent of a certain
women's cycling team's flying colors, anyone...?!?), and emblazoned with both the official appeal
to "
cure sci" on one aspect, and the name of Jenny's recovery effort, "
jenny's tour de cure", on the other. Bracelets are $5 each, and are available for sale at a growing number of businesses around Bozeman (see the sidebar at right for an updated list), or beginning
October 10th may be purchased through the Jennys20 blog for $5 per bracelet plus shipping & handling (waived if you opt to pick up your order from a set list of locations provided when you check out). 100% of the profits go directly to Jenny's Benefit Fund... and as long as bracelets continue to be sold, those profits will keep adding to her ability to build her recovery.
The annual occurrence of the Jenny's Twenty will help to give a much-needed boost to the Benefit Fund, making it possible for Jenny to have access to the care she needs and the security to devote her whole mind and self to her healing process... but the Jenny's Twenty will only happen once a year. In answer to that dilemma, a few of us honored friends-of-Jenny (thanks Sandy and Kelly for the awesome post-yoga brainchild session!) cooked up this idea for a project that would provide for a steady income for Jenny's Fund: these silicone cause bracelets, baby blue to promote awareness of spinal cord injury (and reminiscent of a certain women's cycling team's flying colors, anyone...?!?), and emblazoned with both the official appeal
to "cure sci" on one aspect, and the name of Jenny's recovery effort, "jenny's tour de cure", on the other. Bracelets are $5 each, and are available for sale at a growing number of businesses around Bozeman (see the sidebar at right for an updated list), or beginning October 10th may be purchased through the Jennys20 blog for $5 per bracelet plus shipping & handling (waived if you opt to pick up your order from a set list of locations provided when you check out). 100% of the profits go directly to Jenny's Benefit Fund... and as long as bracelets continue to be sold, those profits will keep adding to her ability to build her recovery.
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