2007 Holiday Project Auction: Mabel's Labels – Labels & Stationery for the Whole Family!
Mabel’s Labels the leading provider of personalized labels for the stuff kids lose, is delighted to auction four packages consisting of a Big Combo and personalized “Write On!” Stationery Kits for the whole family to the lucky bidder, an $89 value each.
Each Big Combo includes all the labels you need to really protect your family’s investments. Sticky Labels (45), Iron-Ons (50) or Tag-Mates™ (75), Shoe Labels (24) and Bag Tags (2)!
Each “Write On!” Stationery Kit comes in a choice of six different bright and whimsical designs. Each kit includes 40 sheets of paper, 30 envelopes, 30 return address labels, 30 personalized name stickers to put on the stationery sheets, and 30 sealers to add a special touch to the envelopes.
Four Hamilton, Ontario moms started Mabel’s Labels when they got tired of their children losing their belongings or getting them mixed up with their friends.’ They decided to create durable and fun labels that would help organize everyday life. Today they continue to come up with innovative new ways to label everything from clothing to containers, for children and adults alike. They have also expanded to include kids’ stationery sets. The company sells its products online at www.mabel.ca or by phone at 1-866-30-MABEL. Mabel’s Labels also distributes through camps, via school fundraising drives and through a network of agents.
Click here to bid on these and other great packages we are auctioning, benefiting the Newman Breastfeeding Clinic & Institute (NBCI).
This year’s project, A Month of Auctions, benefits the Newman Breastfeeding Clinic & Institute (NBCI) atthe Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, run by worldrenowned breastfeeding advocate and pediatrician Dr. Jack Newman. Theprimary function of the NBCI is to assist breastfeeding mothers andtheir babies with breastfeeding challenges. It also provides clinicaltraining for pediatric residents, medical students, nurses, andcandidates for those who intend to become International Board CertifiedLactation Consultants. As the NBCI no longer receives funding from theCanadian government, it is in danger of closing, having already reducedits hours. Even though the center is in Canada, their work and websiteis an amazing resource to all nursing mothers and those who wish tohelp them.
