Autisme Seminar
We had the good fortune of collaborating with the ANDI Initiative by selling our 'What's YourExcuse' T-shirts at a seminar organised by them.
We managed to make some good sales with 20% of our proceeds going to the ANDI Initiative to further the awareness effort for Autistic Education in our country.
The seminar was a success with a over 200 people attending. Students, parents, teachers and caregivers were among those who attended the seminar.
The speakers included Ms. Graupner and Dr. Sallows who shared with the crowd their experiences in dealing with autistic children.
The crowd was a very participative bunch who had several questions to ask the experts on autisme and autistic education.
To all of you who bought a T-shirt or T-Shirts, a very big THANKS from us here at Positive Outbreak. We hope that you will continue to support us in our effort to spread social awareness in the community.
Get infected!!!
We are officially out!!!
The T-Shirts are on Sale
They come in three sizes:
Small
Medium
Large
We are selling them at RM 28 ea.
Start playing ur part in the social movement. Be part of the Positive Outbreak. We can all make a difference!!
Stay tuned for updates!
feel free to contact our distributors:
Sam - 0126868800
Nicklaus - 0166146614
Brandon - 0168683270
Or mail us at : positive.outbreak@gmail.com
The T-Shirts are on Sale
They come in three sizes:
Small
Medium
Large
We are selling them at RM 28 ea.
Start playing ur part in the social movement. Be part of the Positive Outbreak. We can all make a difference!!
Stay tuned for updates!
feel free to contact our distributors:
Sam - 0126868800
Nicklaus - 0166146614
Brandon - 0168683270
Or mail us at : positive.outbreak@gmail.com
What's your excuse?
Have you ever wondered, how is it that social issues tend to go unnoticed. Ok, sure, sometimes you hear about them in the papers and every now and then a campaign comes along.
But do you ever participate?
Have you ever helped to make a difference?
Have you ever shown your support?
Have you?
If you haven't, then
What's Your Excuse?
Generally people come up with excuses like:
'I don't have the time'
'Too busy studying'
'My parents won't let me'
'Not enough money'
'I don't know how to join'
and the list goes on.
But we here at Positive Outbreak have a way that you can help support these social issues.
We print T-Shirts for social organisations and we distribute them to the public. 20% of the profit made goes to these organisations and the remaining is used to expand our business.
Our T-Shirts are designed to create awareness and to highlight issues which you may never have even thought of.
Show your support by buying a T-Shirt from our distributors. Its only RM 28.
By wearing it you can be part of the Positive Outbreak in our society. You become a walking beacon of awareness for others. Your actions will get people thinking. You will help shed more light on the issue.
All for a price of RM 28.
Is it that hard to make a difference?
so what's your excuse now?
Have you ever wondered, how is it that social issues tend to go unnoticed. Ok, sure, sometimes you hear about them in the papers and every now and then a campaign comes along.
But do you ever participate?
Have you ever helped to make a difference?
Have you ever shown your support?
Have you?
If you haven't, then
What's Your Excuse?
Generally people come up with excuses like:
'I don't have the time'
'Too busy studying'
'My parents won't let me'
'Not enough money'
'I don't know how to join'
and the list goes on.
But we here at Positive Outbreak have a way that you can help support these social issues.
We print T-Shirts for social organisations and we distribute them to the public. 20% of the profit made goes to these organisations and the remaining is used to expand our business.
Our T-Shirts are designed to create awareness and to highlight issues which you may never have even thought of.
Show your support by buying a T-Shirt from our distributors. Its only RM 28.
By wearing it you can be part of the Positive Outbreak in our society. You become a walking beacon of awareness for others. Your actions will get people thinking. You will help shed more light on the issue.
All for a price of RM 28.
Is it that hard to make a difference?
so what's your excuse now?