Cynthia Pearsall:
CLASS OF 1975
Warwick Veterans Memorial High SchoolClass of 1975
Warwick, RI
Cynthia's Story
Where do I begin...
After working for Corporate America on and off for 20+ years, I decided to start my own business.
Fabric is always in high demand. People
are making quilts for charities all over
the United States. 18,000,000 quilters
and growing.
If each of these quilters gave just one
quilt to a child, there would be 18,000,000 quilts to give to underprivileged children.
My job is to help these quilters/sewers
with the fabric and quilt batting needed
to accomplish this endeavor. In turn,
we have helped charities such as Project Linus, Quiltsforkids.org, St. Jude's hospital, Lutheran World Relief, 3ABN: Three Angels Broadcasting Network. The latter is working on helping orphanages in Russia and the Ukraine.
With a low profit company, Wholesale Quilt Batting & Fabrics, we have had the
pleasure of helping these wonderful people achieve their goals for the past
5 years. We ship all of our products
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ree of charge within the 48 Continental
United States.
My husband and I both work from home.
We both have our own offices; telephone
numbers, etc. to help those
in need. Two different entities, but
helping people in need, nevertheless.
Working from home also enables us to enjoy our family. I incorporate them
with my projects. My husband teaches
them how to market themselves on the Internet.
I am always learning, growing, experimenting with new entrepreneurial
ideas. Implementation can be a challenge. But, that's how we keep our
minds from sinking into dementia. :)
There is so much information out there
to fill our brains with. Technology
has always been a passion. It is a never
ending progression that almost forces us
to keep growing throughout our lives - if we so choose - which I do!
What are you doing? Feel free to join me
on my blog:
themodernmom.com/blog
under the category: Classmates75
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