The green awareness ribbon color means support for adrenal cancer, celiac disease, bipolar disorder, environmental protection, bone marrow donation, kidney disease, cerebral palsy, literacy, arthritis (USA), tissue donation, organ transplant, traumatic brain injury (TBI), stem cell transplant, spinal cord injury, depression, mitochondrial disease, and missing children to name a few. Kelly Green Ribbon is for Gallbladder/Bile Duct Cancer. Let this green ribbon support awareness for these causes!
Art card shows an angel holding a green awareness ribbon. Painting was rendered with watercolor pencil on paper. The green ribbon means support for celiac disease, bipolar disorder, environmental protection, bone marrow donation, kidney disease, cerebral palsy, literacy, arthritis (USA), tissue donation, organ transplant, spinal cord injury, depression, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and missing children awareness to name a few. Let this green awareness ribbon be support of them and the other awareness causes that use the ribbon green color!
The full color image is on the front of the card and the card back is in black and white. Sample framing shows what the postcard would look like in a 4″x6″ or 5″x7″ with mat framing. The back of the card contains minimal information so you can write messages. Postcards can also be used as note cards if you use envelopes.
The postcards are printed on 14 pt. gloss coated cover is a long-lasting, heavy, and thick card stock with high gloss UV coating on the surface for exquisite shine and vibrant colors that come to life. The high gloss UV coating provides high quality and protection against stains and damage.
March 10 World Kidney Day Green Awareness Ribbon Angel ArtWorld Kidney Day Green March 10 Awareness Ribbon Angel Art
World Kidney Day is annually on March 10th! It is a world campaign to make people aware of the importance of their kidneys and treating them right. By creating awareness on this day, the goal is decrease the impact of kidney disease by letting people know about the signs of kidney disease and how to manage symptoms to live with kidney disease.
Diabetes and high blood pressure/ hypertension put people at risk for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). By increasing kidney disease screening, especially in these populations can find and treat patients earlier in their disease. Also for those patients who have experienced kidney failure then to advocate for kidney transplant.
