- GREEN RIBBON AWARENESS MAGNETS: This pack of 10 green ribbon magnets will help you and your communities educate others about organ donation, cerebral palsy, bipolar disorder, gun control, liver cancer, mental health, and many other causes. Our Awareness magnets can be used on any magnetic surface such as cars, refrigerators, lockers, magnetic dry erase boards, or anywhere you can use magnets.
- MAGNET SPECIFICATIONS: This green ribbon magnet is approximately 8 inches tall and is perfect for the car or refrigerator. Our magnet has the words Hope Faith Love. Use our magnet as a thoughtful gift for cancer patients, organ donation recipients, and mental health advocates.
- ORGAN DONATION AWARENESS MONTH: April is National Donate Life Month. During the month individuals and groups promote the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation. There are thousands of people in the United States currently on a waiting list for a lifesaving organ transplant. Another name is added to the national transplant waiting list every 10 minutes. You can help inform the public about the importance of being an organ donor by sharing these organ donation awareness magnets.
- MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS: Each year millions of people cope with the reality of living with a mental illness. During Mental Health Awareness Month in May individuals and organizations band together to fight stigma, provide support and advocate for mental health policies. Use these green ribbon awareness magnets to help end mental health stigma around the world. Pass these awareness magnets out at Mental Health Awareness runs/walks, parades, and awareness galas.
- CEREBRAL PALSY AWARENESS: Cerebral palsy is a neurological disability that affects thousands of children and adults worldwide and there is no known cure. Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month in March allows people to educate others about the disorder. Use our green ribbon awareness magnets to raise money for organizations focused on Cerebral Palsy research like the Cerebral Palsy Foundation – which focuses on giving individuals with cerebral palsy the interventions and supports they need.
