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Brea’s Avery Dennison is in the pink
The company is offering innovative products that allow consumers to connect with loved ones facing breast cancer.
By Logan ChurmPublished: August 31, 2009 11:22 AM
Brea-based Avery Dennison Office Products is raising awareness of breast cancer by supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure. A business unit of Avery Dennison Corp., Dennison Office is offering products that allow consumers to connect with those they care about most.
The Avery Personal Creations team within Avery Dennison Office Products recently made a $25,000 donation to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation. This will be reflected on the packaging of a limited number of its Avery Fabric Transfer products through next summer.
"With Avery Fabric Transfers, people can create custom, personalized gifts like T-shirts, tank tops, aprons, mouse pads, gift bags, caps and more in an easy and fun manner – right from their own printers," says Sarah Butler, group product manager for Avery Dennison Office Products.
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Brea-based Avery Dennison Office Products is raising awareness of breast cancer by supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure. A business unit of Avery Dennison Corp., Dennison Office is offering products that allow consumers to connect with those they care about most. The Avery Personal Creations team within Avery Dennison Office Products recently made a $25,000 donation to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation. This will be reflected on the packaging of a limited number of its Avery Fabric Transfer products through next summer. "With Avery Fabric Transfers, people can create custom, personalized gifts like T-shirts, tank tops, aprons, mouse pads, gift bags, caps and more in an easy and fun manner – right from their own printers," says Sarah Butler, group product manager for Avery Dennison Office Products. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines 'OC METRO Minute,' August 28: Pretend City Children's Museum opens Sunday Kobe Bryant joined Pretend City celebration Irvine's Epremier presents third annual expo OC METRO, August issue: 'OC Motorsports and the Lusk Legacy Foundation' |
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