http://www.imprintalliance.com

BARRY SARNER

IMPRINT ALLIANCE GROUP


Combining creativity, technology, product design, sourcing and global distribution, IMPRINT ALLIANCE GROUP, an INKWELL GLOBAL MARKETING company, is the choice of the largest companies and brands in the world.

IMPRINT ALLIANCE GROUP is dedicated to designing, creating and manufacturing branded products that motivate, communicate and educate.

IMPRINT ALLIANCE GROUP will develop a well planned branded merchandise strategy that will synergize with your overall marketing and advertising campaigns and strengthen your brand.

http://www.reachoutusa.com

REACHOUTUSA.COM is a community of human connections and support in the world of business networking.

Our goal is to help make every member of our community RICH, FAMOUS and HAPPY.

Our Mission is twofold:

1-To help you grow your business by providing you with a home base that is rich in appropriate business contacts, Business support and encouragement.

2-To provide a home base where the process of making new friends and contacts is convenient, effortless and of course, enjoyable.

Bon-Jour Embroidery Corp. was founded in 1982. Bon-Jour is a father & son owned Embroidery Company.
Bon-Jour Embroidery is one of the largest and most experienced embellishing companies still producing in the North/East area of New Jersey.

Bon-Jour not only produces embroidery and screen printing but also provides finished garments: Polo shirts, tee shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, caps, bags and non wearable's like pens, water bottles, key chains.
All designing and digitizing is done on premises.
They can produce over 10,000 pieces a day.
Quality and great service is what makes us different than anyone else.

Contact Information:
Michael M. Tchertchian
Bon-Jour Embroidery Corp.
1100 Blanch Ave
Norwood, NJ 07648
(201) 646-1070
(201) 646-1080 Fax
http://www.bon-jourpromotions.com

A better world through kindness to animals

Best Friends Animal Society is guided by a simple philosophy: kindness to animals builds a better world for all of us.

In the late 1980s, when Best Friends was in its early days, roughly 17 million dogs and cats
were being killed in shelters every year. Despite the commitment of shelter workers to the animals
in their care, the conventional belief was that little could be done to lower that terrible number.

Best Friends' No More Homeless Pets campaign created a new vision: A grassroots effort to place dogs and cats who were considered "unadoptable" into good homes, and to reduce the number of unwanted pets through effective spay and neuter programs. Since then, the number of dogs and cats being destroyed in shelters has fallen to approximately 5 million a year. There has been much progress,but there is still much more to do.

http://www.bestfriends.org