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Small Silver Autism Puzzle Piece Pins – Lapel Pins for Autism & Asperger's in a Bag $9.01 Brooches & Pins

Small Silver Autism Puzzle Piece Pins – Lapel Pins for Autism & Asperger's in a Bag

Name: Small Silver Autism Puzzle Piece Pins – Lapel Pins for Autism & Asperger's in a Bag
Brand: JewelleryDream
SKU: B0842VJZQS

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SILVER PUZZLE PIECE: This pack of 2 small silver autism puzzle piece pins is an inexpensive way to begin fundraising. Our awareness lapel pins display beautifully on collars, ties, and backpacks. These wholesale autism/Asperger’s awareness pins can be used to raise awareness about this development disorder that affects 1 in 59 children.
PIN SPECIFICATIONS: Our silver autism puzzle piece pins are sterling silver-plated with tac backings. These autism/Asperger’s awareness brooches are 1.2 cm by 1.2 cm. If you’re interested in educating people on how to spot the early signs of autism in their child, this pin can be a great conversation opener. Share or sell these pins to show support for individuals, families, and doctors in the autism community.
FUNDRAISING FOR ASPERGER’S/AUTISM AWARENESS: These bulk/wholesale autism puzzle piece lapel pins are wonderful fundraising items so you can start collecting donation money for organizations like Autism Speaks, The Color of Autism, and the National Autistic Society. Show your support for the autism community by attending Autism Speaks Walks, participating in Autism Speaks Team-Up races, or starting a charity stream.
HISTORY OF AUTISM PUZZLE PIECE: The puzzle piece symbol was first used by Gerald Gasson and was popularized by the organization Autism Speaks. Today it’s one of the most recognizable symbols for autism spectrum disorder across the world. The autism awareness puzzle piece represents the complexities of ASD and how people come together to support those living with autism.