A Golden Wish, Apparel for A Cause, today announced their participation as a vendor at the Rhode Island Pride Festival on Saturday, June 16th in Downtown Providence. A Golden Wish is proud and excited to participate in an equality for everyone event, such as this. The 2018 Pride Fest will begin at noon and run until 7:00 p.m.
“Access to the PrideFest will be through the South Entrance by Wickenden Street and a North Entrance at the start of Memorial Blvd and South Water Street. The PrideFest will feature a mix of live entertainment, a business marketplace with over 200 plus vendors, Kid’s Zone, food trucks, arts, Youth Center, and a beer, wine and spirits garden and there is no fee for admission.” (Information Provided by PrideRI.org) As a lover of golden retrievers and the LGBTQ community, Faye Silverman, Found of A Golden Wish, hopes to help encourage all people to live their most authentic life and to do it with love and kindness.
This year, A Golden Wish will be unveiling a NEW Paws for Pride 2018 Apparel line! A Golden Wish will be at the Rhode Island Pride Festival for the duration of the event! Don’t be the last to discover what A Golden Wish is all about.
What is A Golden Wish?
A Golden Wish is a way for dog lovers to make an impactful difference in the lives of golden retrievers everywhere. A Golden Wish was created as a custom apparel line featuring and honoring the golden retriever dog breed based on Faye Silverman’s love for golden retrievers. Upon the death of her first golden retriever, Joey (aka Papa) to Cancer, (hemangiosarcoma) and then her second golden retriever, Nicky, to cancer (hemangiosarcoma), Silverman decided to dedicate her life to changing the statistics of disease in golden retrievers and dogs across the globe.
“In May, 2015, my beloved golden retriever, Joey, was diagnosed with inoperable hemangiosarcoma of the heart,” said Silverman, “He passed away in July, 2015. With his passing, I lost one of my best friends. On the heels of losing Joey, one of my other dogs, Nicky, was diagnosed with lymphoma in March, 2017, and then also hemangiosarcoma. The thought of losing another pet to cancer was more than I could bear,” explains Silverman, “After learning more about other families struggling with the same situations, I decided to do something to help aid in the research. Through A Golden Wish I hope to be able to make a difference by donating 10 percent of all merchandise purchased to assist in the ongoing research of cancer in our dogs.”
