So happy to be able to donate to this sweet little baby boy and his family. I can’t even begin to imagine how hard this must be on everyone. Easton was born 8/23/12 with a rare disease known as Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB).
Please visit their Facebook page to learn more about their story. You will also find links to donate directly to the family and to EB.
Hurricane Sandy has left quite a bit of tragedy and devastation. Please do your part and donate to the American Red Cross and help those in need.
Please visit http://www.redcross.org/index.jsp to make a donation – they also take Paypal as payment.
As a mother of 5 healthy kids it is very hard to think about all of the children that are not as lucky. I am more than happy to make a donation to this wonderful organization.
The mission of Reece’s Rainbow is to rescue orphans with Down syndrome through the gift of adoption, to raise awareness for all of the children who are waiting in 25 countries around the world, and to raise funds as adoption grants that help adoptive families afford the high cost of adopting these beautiful children.
To learn how you can donate please visit them at http://reecesrainbow.org/ to learn more.
We are more than happy to be able to make another donation to the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Our goal is to try to donate to them once per month – we have currently completed our third monthly donation in a row to them.
Did you know…..
$1 = $8.47
Every dollar donated equals $8.47 worth of food ACFB can provide.
94¢
of every dollar donated goes back into the community.
To make a donation please visit them at http://www.acfb.org/.
We first learned about Our House when a board member stopped by our booth at the Oakhurst Festival in Decatur, GA on October 13th. We had no idea until that meeting that this great charity existed. We were happy to make a donation to assist this charity with feeding homeless children.
To learn more about Our House and how you can help this wonderful charity be sure to visit them at http://www.ourhousega.org/ for more information.
On any given day, there are over 800 homeless children under the age of 6 in Atlanta with only two agencies serving them with nationally-accredited childcare programs. Family homelessness can not only strain a community’s resources but can also deny children the experiences they need for healthy development and for a solid academic future.
Since 1987, Our House has delivered programs and services with measurable success. As a NAEYC accredited childcare center with funding partnerships with the United Way, Head Start, and many prominent foundations such as The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Our House has consistently produced positive results in helping homeless families make lasting improvements to their lives.
