It’s that time of year again! Time for Colorado Shops for Kids!
It’s Colorado Shops for Kids time again, and that means an opportunity to save BIG at Eccentricity, while supporting Colorado’s more than 1.2 million children.
As you may know, Colorado’s most fashionable retailers in Colorado’s most renowned shopping districts band together each spring to offer Colorado Shops for Kids, a book of vouchers offering unparalleled savings from May 1 to May 14.
The Eccentricity discount is 30% off a single regularly priced item, so now is the PERFECT time to buy that (item) you’ve been eyeing, while supporting a great cause.
Colorado Shops for Kids books can be purchased in our store now for $50. Every dollar of every book sale benefits the Colorado Children’s Campaign. This is one of the ways that Eccentricity supports our community. We hope you’ll visit us, buy your Colorado Shops for Kids book, and save big while helping Colorado’s kids.
A little more about the Colorado Children’s Campaign
As the leading voice for Colorado’s nearly 1.2 million kids, the Colorado Children’s Campaign is working every day to ensure that kids are not forgotten, especially during tough economic times. Among its priorities, this year the Children’s Campaign is focused on:
· Ensuring access for young children to high-quality early childhood learning and development experiences so that they start school ready to learn and build the critical foundations needed to succeed in school;
· Ensuring low-income children and pregnant women have health coverage so children can grow up healthy and strong;
· Ensuring all Colorado kids have access to a high-quality education and that funding for public schools is fairly and effectively allocated, supporting our state’s values of student outcomes and achievement, and building a strong workforce for the future.
For more than 25 years, the Colorado Children’s Campaign has been the leading non-partisan voice for children in our state. With compelling, solid data in one hand and unrivaled expertise and passionate advocacy skills in the other, the Children’s Campaign influences and encourages decision makers to invest in programs that benefit both our children and our state. For more information about the Colorado Children’s Campaign, visit www.coloradokids.org
Kay Stuart
