Saheli and Saloni are two people who wanted to make a change. They decided to come up with a company called Indian Sisters. This company sells many things and also has a monthly issue. Indian Sisters was originally Indian Sisters Magazine, but that isn't all we sell. It was actually our logo, and still is, on magazines, that is. Some people still call it that, though. The products prices vary from six cents to ten dollars. The money goes to charity. If you ever think there is no reason to help the needy, remember, this is what generous and helpful people might think:

Every Year I Wish

Every year I make a wish

For other folks in need

That they should get the help required

To help them plant their seed

For seeds are many different things

When grown some help to feed

But other seeds need brains to plant

To help the unread read

I wish this year to help the sick

The doctors cannot cure

By giving them some comfort

From the pains they must endure

BY DAVID THREADGOLD

So, think about helping. Make others proud! Products: We have a two-page newspaper per year. Pencil grippers, monthly issues, photo frames, drawings, pencil stands, mini pictures, and small containers with the "Indian Sisters" symbol written in it. That's only some. The symbol is not in Google Images because I.S. (the abbrieviation for it) is not famous yet. Everything from this company says "Indian Sisters" on it to specify where it's made. Containers aren't the only things that say our company's name. We also have Excercise Club and Craft Club, which are really fun. You don't have to make a company, but you can still help. GIVE A HELPING HAND!

                                                                                            -With apprieciation,'      
                                                                                                Saheli and Saloni