I saw these really cute 'tools'(coffee scooper, screwdriver,ect) that were called 'cute tools' made by 'art for a cause'. They are tools painted by children with disabilities and a portion of the money goes to the charity. They are also gift wrapped. I wanted to use these for my favors (i am a teacher/fh is an electrician) but they are about $15 a piece. Does anyone know if there is anything similar to this idea but is a little cheaper?? I really want these but cant spend over 1000 on favors! Thanks!
pandafish519
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the only thing likes that that i know of is with the breast cancer foundation.. its called 'in favor of a cure' .. this link is one of their ideas, but i couldn't find much else... i saw the 'cute tools' and they are really great. but really expensive!!! favor of a cure
PoppedInASnap
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Posted by gabandcarl
I saw these really cute 'tools'(coffee scooper, screwdriver,ect) that were called 'cute tools' made by 'art for a cause'. They are tools painted by children with disabilities and a portion of the money goes to the charity. They are also gift wrapped. I wanted to use these for my favors (i am a teacher/fh is an electrician) but they are about $15 a piece. Does anyone know if there is anything similar to this idea but is a little cheaper?? I really want these but cant spend over 1000 on favors! Thanks!
there is a place like that behind CSI in staten island not sure what its called but we got our wood decorations from there a while back...
chicky724
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Ok I got this from work today. I work at AHRC Nassau.
'Here at AHRC Nassau we have been having our individuals produce a variety of products. Some of the products are donated to children, seniors or puppies at the animal shelters. We also display our products at libraries and the mall. We do not sell the products but some people will make donations to us. We then donate these funds to charities on Long Island.
Here is a list of some of the products we have created:
Wine stoppers Flower vases made out of recycled water bottles Bracelets and necklaces made out of beads Toys for puppies made out of socks Wine glass charms Bookmarks Candles Pins and magnets made out of puzzle pieces Snowmen made out of light bulbs Christmas ornaments Pencil holders Picture frames made out of wooden sticks Pot holders Flower Pens'
