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‘Everything Will Be OK’ Signs Available

First used in 2009, the sign takes on a new meaning in this age of COVID-19.

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4 years ago

March 30, 2020

Create Dunwoody (Dunwoody, GA) has broadened the availability of its Everything Will Be OK yard signs, to function as inspirational messages for the duration of COVID-19 (coronavirus) public restrictions, such as business closures and stay-at-home orders. According to this article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the sign first appeared on the side of an old smokehouse in 2009.

The article goes on to state that Dunwoody residents [and others] will have their own chance to spread the hopeful message while giving back to their community. Create Dunwoody and the Spruill Center for the Arts have joined forces to sell Everything Will Be OK yard signs. The profits will go to local artists and art teachers “who have been financially impacted from gallery, studio and school closings due to coronavirus,” according to Create Dunwoody, an organization that promotes the arts in Dunwoody — as quoted in the article.

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