New! Autism Ribbon Decorative Flag for your Home!

One of the largest decorative flag manufacturers in the country has designed the first Autism Affinity Flag (with the help of a certain Managing Editor), with a portion of the proceeds going to National Autism Association. The background reads: "Autism One in 150" in yellow, blue and red.

28" x 44" (fits on a flag pole attached to your house): $24.99

11.5" x 18" (fits on a garden sized holder): $14.99

Shipping is free within the Continental US. Hardware is available at home and garden stores and mass merchants.

To order: 

Send me an email at kimstagliano@gmail.com with the size(s) you want, the quantity and shipping address.  I'll email you your amount due to confirm you order and you can pay us through the PayPal Donate button on the site.  (I'm working in creating a store, we have T-shirts coming in January!)

If you're interested in a wholesale order through the vendor for your  organization, contact me and I'll connect you with the manufacturer.

Comments

[Maurine Meleck]

I hung my flag this past weekend. Personally I'd rather wear it as more people would see it that way but.................
It makes such a great statement in the breeze. Buy it!

Maurine

[Cherry Sperlin Misra]

Dear Kim, Happy holidays to you , our shining star to guide us through this dark night of autism, and all others at AoA.
This is a cause-attention-getting method that I saw once and maybe you can file it away for possible future use for the autism cause: A womens magazine once printed a full two page list of the names of all the children in the US that had been killed by guns that year. There were so many names that they covered two pages in very small print and it was shocking to notice that in many cases there were two or three kids of the same family. Really, sort of a Vietnam memorial. I often think that our dear innocent children deserve a memorial wall.

[Cathy Jameson]

Kim,

I can't wait to see the t-shirts! Do you guys have bumper stickers or other awareness products in the works too?

Cathy Jameson

[Stagmom]

Just what I need, KelliAnn, another job on top of the 37 I already have! I'm staring down the barrel of almost 2 weeks with 3 kids with autism at home. In the winter. In the NE. I had a friend ask me, "Do the kids love to play in the snow?" God, don't I wish. I can't get them to keep their gloves or hats on, they freeze, it takes me 45 minutes to get them fully dressed, their noses run, they come inside after 2.5 minutes and I'm left mopping up the melted snow. Did I mention almost two weeks with everyone at home? The only thing I'll be needed in my "store" is booze. Ho Ho Help!

[Kelli Ann Davis -- Easy Bake Oven Lives On]

Hey Kim,

Here's an idea for the store since it seems like there are a few Easy Bake Oven die-hards willing to withstand the torture [think: Diane and Michele I :-] – why not sell the EBO with GFCF recipes??

I mean, if parents are willing to *bite the bullet* [literally] may as well make some money, no?? (At least while they're still alive)

[Stagmom]

Goodness! Thank you, Amber. I'd be pretty lonely if it weren't for the wonderful people who make A of A run and all of our readers. KIM

[Amber]

Kim, you are so awesome. We all appreciate you very much! Looking forward to the store.

[angie]

very cute! great work!
Can we pre-purchase some that say 1 in 130 or 1 in 100 so when they finally get the numbers 'right' we can change out our flag? LOL! (notice my sassy tone today? LOL!)
Great job!
Beside t'shirts, which will be super cute too, what about those car flag things? I never liked them, but would be totally willing to outfit my car with as much advocacy as possible! Keep up the great and creative work!