
‘Born to Ponder…Forced to Work’ Bumper Sticker.
Charles Schulz of Peanuts fame once proclaimed ‘There’s a difference between a philosophy and a bumper sticker…’ and we beg to differ. Let this beefy Made in the USA vinyl bumper sticker serve as a reminder to yourself and others that a little compassion and solidarity in these unprecedented times goes a long way. The best part of all — the stickers are FREE*
*Hey, Nothing’s Free.
But a small $5 Donation to the UFW Disaster Relief Fund guarantees you one ‘Born to Ponder’ sticker free of charge. To receive this limited-edition sticker in your mailbox quickly and easily, follow these simple instructions:
Step 1:
Donate to UFW
Visit UFW Disaster Relief and make a one-time $5 donation. If you’d like to donate more — great.
Step 2:
Email Your Receipt
Take a screenshot of your receipt, or forward your receipt email to ponder@elleessdee.com
Step 3:
Wait Patiently
You’ll receive an email confirming your mailing address, we’ll send out the sticker. Easy.
Made in the USA, Designed by a Canadian.
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In search of a chair to sit in for work, I unexpectedly came across a rocking chair that made me stop and think deeply about my decision. For practical needs, I needed a functional chair to work in, but I felt the pull of the rocking chair and its’ symbolic intention: a seat for pondering. Not working.
I find myself pondering life’s balance between doing stuff you have to do and doing stuff you want to do, and this bumper sticker says it in plain language.
$5 donation per sticker, with all proceeds going directly to the UFW, in support of migrant farmworker advocacy in North America.
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Classic beefy bumper sticker dimensions (11.5”x3”)
Thick, durable vinyl protects your bumper sticker from scratches, water, sunlight and negative vibrations.
Made in the USA
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Conceptual inspiration from Timothy Donaghy (b. 1986-) and some finer clever details provided by Peter McBride (b. 1978-).
About the UFW Foundation
For 15 years, the UFW (United Farm Workers) Foundation has mobilized farm workers and their organizations across the country to advocate for more equitable policies, such as immigration reform, pesticide protections, heat standards, hazard pay, and other worker protections. The UFW Foundation engages constituents in systemic change to break the cycle of poverty while also providing critical services.