"Love More" signs spreading across nation

An alert reader from Columbus, Indiana, shared today's crumb of comfort. It comes from Franklin, Indiana, where a young mom named Erin Davis noticed several hateful or divisive yard signs before the presidential election. She yearned to put up a sign that would encourage unity and joy. When her daughter Wren come home from kindergarten, she brought a picture she'd drawn of a rainbow and a unicorn. This inspired Erin to design a rainbow-themed image behind the words LOVE MORE. Before Halloween, she printed up 18 yard signs like the ones shown here.

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Every morning before kindergarten, Erin reminds Wren to "help people if they need help." And since October, the family has been doing that -- raising more than $2,500 for various charities by selling about 700 LOVE MORE signs. Erin is surprised the five-month old idea took off so quickly. She has shipped her signs all over the United States for $7 each. If you'd like to order a sign for your yard, or a friend's yard, visit her Web site, https://www.lovemoresign.com/