TraillWorks Turns The Towns Teal, Raises Awareness

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New Jersey, New Jersey, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) August 28, 2011 -- September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month and for the third year in a row TraillWorks will be “tealing” the town of Newton, NJ, as well as donating a percentage of sales to Turn The Towns Teal®, Inc. Jennie has been a supporter of Ovarian Cancer Awareness since the passing of her mom's friend, Barbara Salamy, several years ago, when she first learned of the disease. This year, Schaeffer invited all of her guest artists to give back with TraillWorks, and is pleased to announce that fourteen artists will be giving back with her.

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TraillWorks Turns The Towns Teal, Raises Awareness

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Throughout the month of September, the 1st to the 30th, TraillWorks will be helping to raise awareness for Ovarian Cancer with the help of its participating guest artists by donating 10% of retail sales to Turn The Towns Teal®, Inc. Participating artists include: Amanda Gordon Miller, Andrea Rosenfeld, Bernadette Blaney, David Ohlerking, Emily Bittner, Heidi Lanino, Jennie Traill Schaeffer, Joann Wells Greenbaum, Kathy Morawski, Liesl Carlson, MarieChristine Murphy, Martha C. Hall, Martha Traill Schaeffer, and Phylis Barfoot. This event coincides with our 1st Annual Women’s Invitational Exhibit, set to open on September 17th. The following artists are making donations, but their work will not be available until the exhibt opens: Andrea Rosenfeld, Amanda Gordon Miller, Heidi Lanino, Joann Wells Greenbaum, and MarieChristine Murphy.

Turn The Towns Teal®, Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), which campaigns to promote awareness of ovarian cancer and its silent symptoms. Volunteers tie ribbons throughout town centers and hand out symptom cards during the month of September, National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. “Ovarian cancer is known as ‘The Silent Disease’ as the symptoms are often vague and subtle. Presently, there is NO early detection test. Today, AWARENESS of the symptoms is THE most critical factor in fighting ovarian cancer which is why this campaign is so very, very important,” remarked Jane MacNeil, President of Turn The Towns Teal.

Stop in to pick up symptom cards and learn about how you can become more aware. Special thanks goes to artist, MarieChristine Murphy, for “tealing” Newton.

TraillWorks: Studio, Gallery, and Lesson space is located at 214 Spring Street, 1st Floor, in Newton, NJ, and is open Tuesday and Wednesday 12-6pm, 12-8pm on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and Sunday 11-4pm. The contemporary gallery features artist/owner, Jennie Traill Schaeffer’s paintings, drawings, and prints as well as original, artisan-made jewelry and art by emerging and established guest artists. TraillWorks offers art lessons and custom work, specializing in Wedding Cake Portraits. For additional information, please call 973-383-1307 or visit www.TraillWorks.com.

More information can be found online at http://www.traillworks.com

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