Quint calendars almost ready


November 7, 2008 · Updated 9:20 AM 

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Proceeds help burgeoning family

of eight.

The 2009 Stevenson quintuplet calendar is almost ready to be printed. The Stevenson quintuplets, Western Washington’s first set of quintuplets are now 2 ¬Ω years old and live in Poulsbo.

Proceeds from calendar sales help with living expenses for the Stevenson family of eight. This year’s calendar will have a special advertising section each month with limited space for business cards. Last year, more than 1,000 calendars were distributed in Kitsap County.

To have your business included, send your payment and business card to: The Quint Foundation, P.O. Box 2212 Silverdale, WA 98383 by Nov. 15.

Three levels of sponsorship are available: bronze ($25) approximately 1/2 the size of your business card will be on the back page advertising section; silver ($50) a larger ad will be in a special section of the calendar; and gold ($100) your ad will appear on a month page for a full month of visibility.

For more information, call Mary Davidson at (360) 621-9672.

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