Hello Friends. Today, we are going to talk about Hurricane Harvey Red Cross Relief

As some of you may know, I am a born and raised Texan.  I have joyfully lived, worked and loved in Canada for almost 20 years now, but the cells of my being were created in a place that is suffering greatly right now. I feel quite helpless up here, 2,000 miles away. I see the images and hear the stories of total devastation. I worry for friends and family in the zone. With all that in mind, Dave and I would like to do our part.  We are going to make a donation to the Hurricane Harvey Red Cross Relief fund with your help.

Hurricane Harvey Red Cross Relief
and Chalk It Up Signs

We will donate 10% of August’s proceeds
to the Red Cross for hurricane relief.

Contact us today and speak with Dave.  If we get your deposit before September 29th, we will donate 10% of the total value of your chalkboard sign job to the Hurricane Harvey Red Cross Relief Fund.

You receive a high quality, custom made chalkboard sign from CIUS and we all can help folks who have lost so much.  You can update your menu, add sidewalk signage or some really cool hand drawn chalkboard artwork for your home. The options are limitless!  If you are not sure what you need but like the idea of helping out, just get in touch with us and we can help you discover what would work best for you.

Please feel free to share this on social media

to cast a wider net.

You may have already ordered from us. You may not need a chalkboard sign right now. But perhaps someone you know does. Give them a chance to help us help others.

Texas can be a hard place to live weather-wise sometimes. It is also a glorious place to live. The people I know there are amazing. Friends, family neighbours and strangers come together so quickly. I believe this is simply human nature.  I can’t drive a boat or carry someone out of their home right now.  But I can gather a humble offering together with your help.

With a lot of hope for a quick recovery and gratitude in advance,

Melanie and Dave and the CIUS family

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