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2027 GRIN Calendars Now Available!

Celebrate one of the most beloved dog breeds with the 2027 GRIN calendar. This full-color 8.5” x 11” calendar features our furry friends and captures their friendly, intelligent, and devoted spirit.

Ideal for any Golden Retriever enthusiast or dog lover, this calendar brings joy and warmth to your home or office all year long.

  • Showcases beautiful full-color photographs of Golden Retrievers in a variety of  settings.
  • Includes major U.S. holidays to help you keep track of important dates.
  • Stapled binding provides durability and makes it easy to flip through each month.

This 12-month calendar makes a thoughtful gift for any dog lover and brings smiles throughout the year. All proceeds benefit the dogs in our program.

Bring the joy of Golden Retrievers into your life with this charming 2027 calendar.

You can get your calendar in one of several ways:

  • Calendars can be purchased in person at a reduced price of $12/each at the following events:
    • Golden Meet Up at Quarry Hill on October 4 th
    • Golden Voyage Gala at St. Michael’s Woodside on October 17 th
    • Howl-O-Ween Party in the Brecksville Reservation on October 25 th
  • Order your calendar online with a credit card, PayPal, or Venmo and it will be shipped directly to you.
  • You can pay by check made payable to GRIN, simply download and complete the PDF order form and mail it to GRIN at the address below.  The calendar will be shipped directly to you.
    • GRIN, Attention: Calendar Order
      PO Box 24365
      Cleveland, OH 44124

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