like bubble gum in your hair, clothesline candy is simply stuck on making children's lives healthier and happier.  therefore, altruism is a staple at clothesline candy.  "philanthropy will always play a prominent role in my company," says danielle cohen, clothesline candy owner.  "i want my customers to enjoy my products and know that their purchases help make a difference in a child's life."  clothesline candy contributes financially in addition to donating its products to juvenile charities and organizations that cater to kids in need. clothesline candy donated a handful of lollitops as well as gift certificates to every guest at operation shower, a baby shower in fort hood, texas on december 8, 2007 for 60 army moms and moms-to-be who either have a spouse deployed overseas during their pregnancy or are soldiers themselves. clothesline candy donated 10% of proceeds from sales at a winohs (women in need of holiday shopping) event on nov. 15, 2007, to wigs for kids. in honor of all children battling cancer and in memory of those who have lost their match, clothesline candy always contributes at least 50% of all proceeds from the sales of 'champ' and 'knockout' lollitops to help fight juvenile cancer.  'champ' and 'knockout' packages are marked to indicate this gesture. clothesline candy donated dozens of infant and toddler t-shirts to the victims of hurricane katrina through the salvation army. in addition to clothesline candy donating 6 lollitops to make-a-wish foundation's first annual children helping children fashion show in palm beach on 11.19.07, we provided $1800 worth of gift certificates for all the guests' gift bags. for every lollitop sold between sept. and dec. 2005, clothesline candy donated 10% of the proceeds to the jacob isaac rappoport foundation.  in addition, clothesline candy donated 10 lollitops to the silent auction at jacob's run, walk & roll to cure spinal muscular atrophy on dec. 18 in deerfield beach, fl. you can visit www.ourshootingstar.com for more info about this disease and the foundation. clothesline candy donated 8 lollitops to etz chaim preschool's annual martini madness fundraising event on feb. 4 in marietta, ga. the event featured an auction of donated items; the monies raised were used to create tuition scholarships for families in need. once again, clothesline candy has assisted congregation etz chaim and etz chaim preschool's annual martini madness silent auction fundraiser. we contributed 6 lollitops and $2000 worth of gift certificates to support the various philanthropic efforts of the organizations. nothing is sweeter than a happy child!
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