Erin's Dream Lanyards (and Manyards): Lanyard Workshop

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Lanyard Workshop

We had to decide whether to mope around this Friday or do something fun. We decided on fun:

Lanyard Workshop
Location: Vickie's House (e-mail for directions)
Time: 4:00PM Friday, April 9th

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Who is Erin? Erin Buenger was an almost twelve-year-old fireball who lived large. She also fought neuroblastoma cancer for more than half her life.

What is her Dream? She lobbied Congress and raised money privately to increase funding for pediatric cancer research. She dreamed of a cure for her disease. The money raised by Erin's Dream Lanyards goes to support neuroblastoma research through the Children's Neuroblastoma Cancer Foundation.

What is a lanyard? A lanyard is a beaded necklace with a clip or hook on the end to hold an ID badge. School teachers, nuclear scientists and hospital personnel are types of folks who wear lanyards.

Order Lanyards

Use this form to order Erin's Dream Lanyards.

Under Product, specify whether you are ordering a lanyard, manyard, eyeglasses chain, or necklace.

Under Remarks, you can customize your order. Choose your preferred color combination, whether you'd like a longer or shorter length, and give instructions on style (for example, "delicate", "bold", "asymmetrical","manly", etc.)

You can send a donation made out to CNCF (Children's Neuroblastoma Cancer Foundation) to me at

4138 Cypress Road
Bryan, TX 77807

You can also donate by clicking this link:

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Go Green with Erin's Dream Lanyards

Do you have a tangle of beaded trinkets taking up space in your jewelry box? Don’t throw them away; send your old or broken beaded jewelry to Erin’s Dream Lanyard’s to be re-purposed into lanyards, necklaces and eyeglass chains. Just fill a flat rate box ($4.95) from the post office and mail it to 4138 Cypress Road, Bryan, TX 77807.

Green is the signature color of Erin’s Dream Lanyards and now it takes on additional meaning. Going green by recycling your jewelry is not only good for the environment, it will help raise money for the Children’s Neuroblastoma Cancer Foundation.

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