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Plantable Awareness Ribbon Favor you have a charity close to your heart? These Plantable Awareness Ribbon Favors are the perfect way to let your guests know that a donation has been made in your name. Guests will appreciate your donation's generosity, as well as the flowers that the seed paper awareness ribbon will grow.
What would we do without photographs and memories of our joyful occasions and those who mean the most to us?
Remembering is just what Kate Aspen has in mind with our In Favor of a Cure™ Pink Ribbon Collection. The Pink Ribbon Frosted-Glass Photo Frame/Place Card Holder is one of three favors designed to inspire hope for the future and, at the same time, to honor the survivors—and the memory—of those who have been touched by breast cancer. 
