Posted on February 10, 2012.
Are you heading out tonight to cheer on the Vancouver Giants as they take on the Everett Silvertips at Pacific Coliseum?
If so be sure to stop by our Pink Shirt Day booth and buy a few pink t-shirts for just $9.80 each to support our anti-bullying movement.
Pink Shirt Day is coming up on February 29th and we hope you will join the thousands of school children, businesses, individuals and organizations – like the Vancouver Giants – to say BULLYING STOPS HERE!
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