Partnering with Macy's Shop for a Cause!

Betty Brewer's Angels is proud to annouce they are partnering with Macy's Shop for a Cause. You still have time to purchase a Shopping Pass for $5.00 which gives you a 25% discount on many, including sale items, at Macy's on Saturday, August 27th.   I will be at Eastland Shopping Center today (August 26) at the entrance of Macy's to the mall, between 11 am and 2 pm. Stop by and see me and purchase your Shopping Pass.
    

 Betty Brewer’s Angels Partners with Macy’s for Sixth Annual

   Shop For A Cause Day - Saturday August 27th

           Macy’s helps local charity raise funds and awareness for important causes

Macy’s will partner with Betty Brewer’s Angels to invite customers to participate in Macy’s sixth annual “Shop for a Cause” charity shopping event. Macy’s 2011 Shop for a Cause will take place on August 27, 2011; customers can purchase tickets now from a Betty Brewer’s Angels volunteer.  Macy’s Shop for a Cause is a unique one-day-only shopping event created to support local charities’ fundraising efforts, which has helped raised more than $38 million for charities across the country since 2006. 

By purchasing a shopping pass to the event from Betty Brewer’s Angels volunteers, customers support Betty Brewer’s Angels while enjoying a day of spectacular discounts, entertainment, special events. Pass holders will enjoy special discounts on most regular, sale and clearance purchases all day.   Some exclusions apply.

“Macy’s is committed to giving back to our local communities.  Their annual Shop for a Cause Program, which has raised more than $38 million for local and national charities in the past five years.

About Betty Brewer’s Angels

 Often the most outgoing, well-adjusted residents who live in long term care facilities have a support system made up of family and friends. But there are many residents who seldom, if ever, have visitors. These lonely residents are the people with whom Betty Brewer’s Angels volunteers establish a personal one-on-one relationship, by consistent weekly visits. 

By focusing on one resident the volunteer is able to improve the resident’s quality of life, because that resident comes to realize that someone cares just about him or her as an individual. This type of attention makes anyone feel special, but the feeling is even more profound for people who are in unfamiliar surroundings.  “The volunteers often hear from the facilities’ personnel that the residents talk about the visits long after the Betty Brewer’s Angels have left for that week”, said Cheryl Newman, President of Betty Brewer’s Angels.