Bandanas are here! I’ll be selling bandanas featuring my “Picnic” design at a booth at the Open Arts & Music Festival in Glendale, CA tomorrow, Sept. 15th, from 3–10pm.
These approximately 21.5″ square, 100% cotton bandanas were beautifully printed by Printersaurus Rex and come in two colorways: black on natural, and classic red and white picnic blanket colors.
I’ll also be selling other goods, including a few ceramics, a new sticker, and a bunch of older products from my online shop. I hope you’ll come check out the festival tomorrow if you’re in LA! It’s free, so bring everybody!
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Bandana design (bandanas coming soon!). My concept behind this design was a bird’s-eye view of a picnic, with the bandana itself being like the picnic blanket. Planning on two different colorways for the bandanas; really excited to see how they turn out.
I’ll be selling them along with some other goods at the Open Arts & Music Festival in Glendale, CA on September 15th, so I hope you’ll come by if you can! More updates when it gets closer.
📣 Did you know May is Older American's Month?! 🙌 The theme this year is "Engage at Every Age" The 50+crowd is such a diverse group and engaging them where they are is important. Especially with the work Ruth does, she picks things up (not to mention grandkids)...why not train for that? #OAM18 #functionalaging #simplebuteffective (at Enjoy your life)
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By Mei Cobb, Director of Volunteer & Employee Engagement,
United Way Worldwide
Giving back to others isn’t just good for the community—it’s good for your health, too. In fact, volunteering at any age improves your physical and mental health exponentially. Not only do volunteers have lower mortality rates and less depression, but when you volunteer later in life, it contributes to living longer and can even decrease the risk of dementia. By volunteering just two hours a week, older adults can reduce early level disability.
It’s never been easier for seniors to engage in volunteerism. The longstanding programs of Senior Corps—part of the Corporation for National and Community Service—tap into older Americans’ skills and passions in myriad ways. For example, Foster Grandparents tutor and mentor students; Senior Companions help the frail elderly with daily tasks; and RSVP volunteers do everything from providing disaster relief support to offering tax preparation services to low-income and elderly individuals. Nearly a quarter-million Senior Corps volunteers serve at more than 28,000 unique sites across the nation. And after just one year of service, volunteers report an improvement in their health and well-being.
During Senior Corps Week (April 29-May 5), Older Americans Month (May), and throughout the year, let’s celebrate seniors who serve. Help spread the word that you are never too old (or too young) to volunteer in your community and enrich your well-being. And when you do, please use #LIVEUNITED, #IAMSENIORCORPS and #OAM18! Your local United Way may support Senior Corps programs, so if you’re interested in helping out, reach out to see how you can get involved today.
Yes. This group is ready for #oam18. May is Older America’s Month and we are being challenged to Engage At Every Age as individuals and leaders of our communities. Steward the cause and share your @aarpphoto and more.
