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Now you can have artwork created by individuals with autism reproduced

on holiday cards!

Dear Eileen,

A few weeks ago I wrote to tell you how the Autism Society of America

is celebrating the creativity and diversity of the autism community

by inviting submissions to our unique online art exhibition at

http://www.autism-society.org/site/R?i=Z7u86L9rwxkrBY0XQURagQ.. .

The response to our call for art has been overwhelming. I hope

you've had the opportunity to visit the art exhibition at

http://www.autism-society.org/site/R?i=zFuI3xYwe1VkrHfGJ5GiAA.. and enjoyed

seeing the wonderful art on display. If you haven't yet visited, I urge you to

do so at your earliest opportunity. I guarantee that you'll come away impressed

by the breadth of creativity,

and more convinced than ever that people with autism are special in so

many ways.

And if you see some art you especially like, I have great news to

share...

Now you can have select art from the exhibition be professionally

reproduced on holiday greeting cards at

http://www.autism-society.org/site/R?i=UGs09G-sR9rQ5TPHWmneWA..

Ordering your cards couldn't be easier, simply look for

the greeting card icon indicating the art is

reproducible... click on it. On the page it leads to look for the link on the

left column called " ASA Artist's Gallery " , find your artist by name and follow

the prompts on the site.

The Autism Society of America is delighted to provide you with this

opportunity. Just imagine how exciting it could be to send holiday

cards featuring your choice of art, and in that way help spread the

word about the diverse creativity of individuals on the autism

spectrum!

You'll find the cost reasonable to create your unique cards,

calendars and other products... and don't forget that most

of the proceeds will go to help us better the lives of those living

with autism through new advocacy strategies to raise autism awareness,

early diagnosis and intervention, and treatment guided research.

But you must hurry... The holidays are just around the corner and

you'll be certain to want to send the best holiday greeting

cards ever, the cards that have your choice of artwork by people with

autism reproduced in all its glory at

http://www.autism-society.org/site/R?i=E3EO67M_tSr9EdAmk1p9wA..

Thank you again for being a friend and helping us to advance our vital

mission to improve the quality of life for every American affected by

autism, and their families.

Forward To A Friend:

http://www.autism-society.org/site/R?i=htIqgM3zdKtq8dWafUm-GA..

Visit the Autism Society of America at

http://www.autism-society.org/site/R?i=reSWubbpHXqJpz5YQ16lpQ.. .

Sincerely,

Lee Grossman

President and CEO

ASA Member since 1991

Parent of a son with autism

Autism Society of America | 7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 300 | Bethesda,

land 20814-3067

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