PUA NA PUA- ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL EVENT!
marsfulllife • August 18, 2016
Full Life was represented by seven participant entrepreneurs in our Employment Services Program. As a group, over $820 in sales were made!!!
* Entrepreneurs from Hilo sold $20 in para-cords, $75 in original anime/martial arts themed greeting cards, $83 in body sprays and lip balm and $150 in jewelry!
* Entrepreneurs from Kona and Waimea sold $45 in jewelry, $148 in books and greeting cards, and $160 in refurbished wood products!
* In addition to being the source inspiration that created Abled Hawai’i Artists (AHA), our entrepreneur from Pahoa sold $205 in nature photography!
Finally, we want to congratulate and acknowledge our dedicated and caring Direct Support Professionals. The success of our participants is a direct result of your commitment to making a difference in one person’s life. Mahalo nui loa!!!
Aloha,
Full Life Ohana
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