Alexa's Angels Launches National Positivity Movement

CO Jewelry Company Encourages Businesses and Individuals to Pass on the
Positive

WINDSOR, Colo., Sept. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- In a quest to help inspire people
across the country to stay positive and "pass on the positive," Alexa's
Angels, a jewelry manufacturer known nationally for its inspirational designs,
is launching a National Positivity Movement. Individuals and businesses are
encouraged to join the movement by participating in the first National Share
Your Positivity Week, October 11 - 17, 2009 and by contributing positive
sentiments to the National Positivity Databank at ShareYourPositivity.org. To
date, more than 50 businesses nationwide have committed to honoring the week
and nearly 2,000 people have contributed to the website.

The positivity concept began earlier this year when company founder, Beth
Lang, gave away 5,000 sets of specially designed Posi+ivi+y(TM) Bracelets to
friends and family with instructions to keep one and pass out the others. The
wearable reminders to "stay positive" and the "pass it on" concept took off
with feedback pouring in from across the country. "The response was
overwhelming," said Lang. "It made us realize a few things - people need some
positivity right now, attitude is a choice and positivity is contagious!" The
company also held a successful, positivity-themed food drive for a local
charity. "These two events made us think how cool it would be if other
businesses across the country organized their own goodwill initiatives
promoting positivity."

To jumpstart the movement, the company created ShareYourPositivity.org, a blog
where anyone can share their positive thoughts or stories. The goal is to
collect a virtual databank of 500,000 positive sentiments that anyone can be
inspired by.

The company also declared October 11 - 17, 2009 as National Share Your
Positivity Week, and is inviting businesses and individuals to join them in
promoting positive behavior. Participation can take many forms; volunteering,
collecting funds for charity, or simply passing on the positivity message.

Great Western Bank of Colorado, for example, is having employees wear
Posi+ivi+y(TM) T-shirts and collecting funds to benefit Realities for
Children, a local charity. Each donor receives a Posi+ivi+y(TM) Bracelet and
can post their sentiment on a Positivity Petition.

"This is a great opportunity for businesses to show their commitment to being
socially responsible while fostering a positive environment among employees
and customers," says Lang.

To learn how to join the Positivity Movement, visit
www.ShareYourPositivity.org. For more information about Alexa's Angels, visit
www.Alexas-Angels.com.

SOURCE Alexa's Angels

Paul Bishop, +1-616-949-9104