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Round Autism Awareness Butterfly Button Pins – Inexpensive Pins for Autism/Asperger's in a Bag $11.53 Brooches & Pins

Round Autism Awareness Butterfly Button Pins – Inexpensive Pins for Autism/Asperger's in a Bag

Name: Round Autism Awareness Butterfly Button Pins – Inexpensive Pins for Autism/Asperger's in a Bag
Brand: JewelleryDream
SKU: B0844QG1HN

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AUTISM/ASPERGER’S AWARENESS BUTTON PINS: This inexpensive pack of 2 autism awareness button pins is a great option for teachers and medical professionals to wear. Autism Awareness Month in April is the perfect time for various organizations and individuals to get the word out about autism spectrum disorder.
PIN SPECIFICATIONS: Each of these inexpensive autism awareness pin-back button pins are approximately 2 inches in diameter. The autism/Asperger’s awareness pins are white, round, and button-shaped featuring a butterfly whose wings are decorated with multi-colored puzzle pieces. The words “Autism Awareness” border the butterfly and include beautiful, small red hearts.
FUNDRAISING FOR AUTISM: Our bulk/wholesale autism awareness butterfly button pins are perfect items to sell during autism/Asperger’s awareness crowdfunding campaigns, charity run/walks, and autism awareness galas. When you work to raise awareness for autism spectrum disorder you encourage others to get educated about the effects of autism and how to spot the signs for early intervention.
AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH: April is Autism Awareness Month. Almost a quarter-century ago, the Autism Society launched a nationwide effort to promote autism awareness, inclusion, and self-determination for all, and assure that each person with ASD is provided the opportunity to achieve a great quality of life. During Autism Awareness Month encourage friends, family, and health professionals to cultivate acceptance and appreciation for the autism community.