The community is invited to join us in Lafayette Plaza Park for a FREE concert, 5pm-7:30pm on Tuesday, May 17 with the Lonesome Eddie and the Saddle Sores. The concert will be during the Taste of Lafayette event but no ticket (Taste passport) is required for the music or to patronize the Chamber bar.

Bring a picnic or pickup take-out at one of our downtown restaurants to enjoy during the concert. 🍽 View Dining & Shopping Guide HERE.  

Candidates in this June's elections for Contra Costa County district attorney and sheriff-coroner will address questions and share their views with voters at a forum at Diablo Valley College's Pleasant Hill Campus, on May 3 starting at 6 p.m. Register for in-person and for the Zoom link HERE.

The event will be moderated by staff from DanvilleSanRamon.com and is co-sponsored by a number of area chambers of commerce.

The public is invited to submit questions for consideration in advance to gchannell@danvillesanramon.com. Read this event announcement for more details. REGISTER HERE>

Wednesdays, May 4 & 18, 4:30pm, online via Zoom

Register at https://lafayettechamber.org/takeout. Questions? Email info@lafayettechamber.org.

• Friday, May 27, 8am REGISTER HERE

Registration is required for each date for that day's Zoom link at https://lafayettechamber.org/coffee. Questions can be sent in advance to holly@lafayettechamber.org.

Recordings are made available shortly after the event on the Lafayette Chamber's YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/lafayettechamberca.

The Lafayette Chamber is thrilled to announce John McCormick as our 2022 Business Person of the Year. We will host the award dinner on Friday, June 24, 2022 at the Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa.

John McCormick, co-owner of Lamorinda Music, took the reigns as President of the Lafayette Chamber in January 2020. Little did he know what kind of year it was going to be. We began the year with President John giving a beginner’s lesson on the Ukulele to the entire board at our annual retreat. We agreed on all kinds of new programs along with debating social and political positions. We had a full agenda and John was ready for the challenge. Shortly after the retreat we found ourselves at the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak. The goals and projects changed and with John’s leadership, the Chamber was able to pivot to a new purpose, saving our local economy.

https://lafayettechamber.org/business-person-of-the-year.

Photo by Craig Isaacs, BlueGoo Photography.

A Friend of the Chamber membership provides a way for community members to support the efforts of the Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. We are 74 years strong and our mission continues “To promote and maintain a healthy business climate and to preserve and enhance the quality of life in Lafayette.” 

All aspects that make up a community are important to us: schools, residents, churches and synagogues, community organizations, activities, and the city government. Chamber members work with representatives of all these groups for the betterment of our community. A lifetime Friend of the Chamber membership is $150 per family. Learn more here>>

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The Lafayette Community Foundation (LCF) is accepting grant applications from local non-profits for its 2022 grant cycle. LCF invests in programs and projects that promote and enhance the civic, cultural, educational, and general well-being of Lafayette and surrounding communities. All applications (including supporting documents) must be received by April 30. The application form is online at www.lafayettecf.org/grant-application.

Notice of the grant awards will go out in mid-June. If you have any questions, please contact LCF Grants Chair Jeff Dieden at diedenjd@gmail.com.

Don't miss out - Online tickets are still available and can be purchased on Eventbrite.

Join The Lafayette Juniors tomorrow, April 30 from 10AM-3PM for a tour of some of Lafayette's finest homes. Spend a day touring beautiful indoor and outdoor spaces, get inspiration for your own projects, and learn more about the designers and artisans behind these homes. Most importantly, you'll be supporting local nonprofits White Pony Express, Futures Explored, and Lamorinda Village with every ticket sale. If you can't attend, consider an online donation to these worthy causes.

Sustainable Lafayette invites the public to Lafayette’s 15th annual Earth Day Festival to be inspired and informed! Here are some of the vendors who will be there:

If you get hungry, try The Fourth Bore’s food truck, The Forge Wood-Fired Pizza Truck, complete with pizza, grilled items and beer on tap!

Learn more at https://www.sustainablelafayette.org.

Saturday, April 30, every book in the shop will be 50% off. Buying a used book - and donating used books you’re finished with - is an easy way to recycle and support both the planet and the Lafayette Library!

Even when it’s not sale day, there are many treasures to be found at the Friends Corner Book Shop! Shop Hours: M-Th 10am-6pm, F 10am-5pm, S 10am-4pm, Su Closed. Learn more at https://www.lllcf.org/friends-book-shop.

Town Hall Theatre has been a community staple for nearly 80 years, providing both education and entertainment offerings. With the help of our community, Town Hall is looking to raise $10,000 through individual donations throughout the day and sponsorships from local businesses. The Day of Giving will feature online video interviews previewing what is coming up for Town Hall and how to get involved. The day ends with a celebration at the Lafayette Library from 5:30-7. Come dance to a live band and reconnect with all of your fellow theatre supporters!

Reserve your free tickets to the Celebration: https://ci.ovationtix.com/36010/production/1120901?performanceId=11065542

Lamorinda CERT, in conjunction with Moraga-Orinda Fire Department Communications Support, are working to expand emergency communications coverage in the Lamorinda area. The intent is to be able to forward information to the public as it becomes available and pass back to the Emergency Operations Center whatever situational information is provided by the residents in the neighborhoods. The capacity to provide emergency communications would be critical for many kinds of situations, not just for wildfire evacuations.

Participants who report to the Communications Headquarters will be invited to stay for the Ice Cream Party to follow! www.lamorindacert.org

Thursday, May 5, noon (virtual meeting)

World Champion Swimmer Michael Phelps shares his personal journey, experts in the filed will shine a light on the signs of extreme anxiety, and regular kids and parents will share their stories of understanding and overcoming anxiety. 

After the screening (43 minutes) SHELTER, Inc. will have a panel discussion (30 minutes) with one of the film makers and a pre-eminent psychologist featured in the film.

This film IS appropriate for children and adults. Preregistration is required. Please click here.

 

Since 1996, Lafayette Rotarians have been hosting an afternoon of live music in the Lafayette Reservoir featuring local bands including Acalanes High School, Stanley Middle School, and the Rossmoor Big Band. The program has been expanded in the last few years to include young dancers and singers from the Lafayette Town Hall Education.

 

This annual concert raises money to support the local school music programs as well as other Rotary-sponsored programs such as Meals on Wheels, Trust in Education, and Rotary Scholarships. 

 

The concerts are presented for FREE on the beautiful outdoor stage in the Lafayette Reservoir that was entirely built and funded by the Lafayette Rotary Club with help from the Lafayette Community Foundation and individual community donors. This event was conceived by Lafayette Rotarian Dick Holt to provide a venue to showcase and help fund our local school music programs through donations, corporate sponsorships, and the proceeds from a day-of-the-event raffle.

   

Along with the great live entertainment, there will be food and drinks for purchase. It is also the perfect setting for a picnic on the lawn, and chairs and shade tenting will also be provided. Though the stage is just a short walk from the parking area, golf cart transportation to and from the stage will be provided for those who may desire it. Public restrooms and a children’s play area are nearby. Parking is available for $8 all day or at metered parking.

 

Raffle tickets will be available for purchase for a chance to win great prizes including weekend getaways. All proceeds will directly support the local musical programs featured and our Rotary projects.

 

The Lafayette Rotary Club meets every Thursday 12:15 pm at Oakwood Athletic Club, 4000 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Lafayette California. https://rotarylafayette.org

Cultural Crossroads interweaves Dvořák’s “American” Quartet and Quintet with these inspirational elements to create a vivid musical landscape. Bringing this story of the interconnectedness of cultures to life is the world’s premier Native American flutist, R. Carlos Nakai, the Alexander String Quartet, soprano Michele Kennedy, and violist Pamela Freund-Striplen. A pre-concert interview with R. Carlos Nakai and John-Carlos Perea, PhD begins at 7pm. 

Saturday, May 14, 2022at 7:30pm, pre-concert interview at 7pm. Don Tatzin Community Hall, Lafayette Library, 3491 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette, CA. Tickets online: $15-45 at https://www.gccpmusic.com.

Biking is more popular than ever, and Bike to Work Day is just around the corner. With gas prices at an all-time high, and workers returning to offices, now is the perfect time to commit to a two-wheeled commute. Whether you’re an avid cyclist or just getting started, it’s not too early to start preparing for Bike to Work Day on May 20:

Cancer Support Community is holding their 8th annual Hope Walk on Saturday, May 21 in Heather Park, Walnut Creek. Join thousands of Bay Area residents as they come together to support free programs (nutrition, exercise, educational classes and support groups, counseling) for cancer patients and their families. To set up a team, donate or learn more information about our programs, visit: hopewalkbayarea.net or call 925.953.1209.

Cancer Support Community is holding an in-person charity gala on Saturday, September 17 at the Blackhawk Museum in Danville. Join this inspirational evening celebrating Cancer Support Community's important mission of providing vital support programs for cancer patients and their families. For sponsorship opportunities or more information, visit cancersupport.net or call Carol Louisell at 925.953.1209.

From Sustainable Contra Costa:

GSCS invites you to watch ‘The Game Changers’ at your leisure (free on YouTube or on Netflix), or better yet host a watch party! Join us for an online film discussion & speaker event on Wednesday May 18th to hear from our distinguished speaker Dr. Josh Cullimore, director of preventive medicine for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.

Please register in advance for the online film and speaker event HERE.

All the details are here. The awards will be presented at the 14th Annual Sustainability Awards Event on September 22nd. Nomination form & frequently asked questions HERE.

Come one, come all! This community-wide celebration is a great way to cheer on Acalanes seniors and their families. Spectators will line Mt. Diablo Blvd. from Oakwood Athletic Club to the Lafayette Library. This a great night to stay and dine in Lafayette!

Please join us on Friday, May 20, 5:30pm, at Stanley Middle School.

For more info, please email: stanleyjazzliaison@gmail.com.

In the summer of 2019, the John Muir Land Trust completed the purchase of Painted Rock for $2 million thanks to thousands of donations received from local residents in a widely supported grassroots campaign. This 84-acre property and its highly visible hill located between Lafayette and Moraga anchor a huge 505-acre park. A recreational resource for the entire East Bay, the completed park will offer miles of trails and sweeping views, and it will serve as a protected haven for local wildlife.

Join volunteers from Lamorinda Sunrise Rotary, the JMLT, and Volunteers for Outdoor California in building new trails at Painted Rock during the weekend of May 20-22. The trail will connect with 15,500 acres of permanently protected habitat and provide endless opportunities for public recreation. Details and signup for the weekend of May 20-22 at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080b4fa4a823aafc1-painted1.

The Ecology Center invites you to the Farmers Market Salsa Festival on May 21st at Martin Luther King Civic Park in downtown Berkeley. Salsa Fans, new and old, can enjoy live Latin music & dancing to the sounds of Grammy Award winner Christian Pepin y su Orquesta Bembe, keyboardist Erick Perlata, Berkeley High School Jazz Ensemble and the Latin Jazz Youth Ensemble of SF. Shop earth friendly arts & crafts and sip beer, wine and mojitos. There will be a host of environmental activities for the whole family including the Kid’s Eco-Zone. For more information go to ecologycenter.org or contact cynthia@ecologycenter.org. 

Raising a family is challenging enough, no matter your income. But when you don't have financial means, worrying about the cost of diapers, baby-wipes, and hygiene products only creates more stress for new families. Join Mindful Littles as we assemble kits to help families in need of these essential items.

Where: Lamorinda Music, 81 Lafayette Circle, Lafayette, CA 95498

Learn more and register at https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTQ5OTEw.

Join Hospice East Bay for an easy, half-hour walk around the ADA-friendly Creekside Golf Course (with or without your pet) Monday, May 23, from 8:30am-11am. Get your exercise while raising funds to support Rossmoor residents with respite care and music therapy.

Register Today! Early Bird Registration is $25 per person ($30 after May 14). This includes a raffle ticket and refreshments. For an additional $25 donation, you may walk in recognition of a loved one, friend or pet.

To register or for more information, please visit: www.hospiceeastbay.org/sneakersandpaws

Whether it’s your first time participating or you’re a seasoned pro, we invite you to join us to kick off the 2022 Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s - East Bay. Connect with other Team Captains, learn about our fundraising tools and get motivated to have the best year ever!  

RSVP: eastbaywalk@alz.org

On Saturday, June 4^th Lafayette is having its first Community Day!

A big thank you to Republic Services for making this possible!

Lafayette Community Foundation, in partnership with the City of Lafayette and Lafayette Chamber of Commerce, are creating this special day for ALL of us. What to expect: a morning rally in Plaza Park, volunteer projects throughout Lafayette, back to the park for lunch, a band (the Traveling Wilburys Revue), a collaborative community-wide art project, a small nonprofit fair, other fun activities, and recognition for all those who helped to make this new annual event a big success!

On May 5^th, LafayetteCommunityDay.org will be LIVE! So, mark your calendar and sign up to attend and to select a volunteer project – spaces are limited for each project.

Email info@LafayetteCommunityDay.org with any questions or to inquire about the remaining sponsorship opportunities. 

Please join us for Monument Crisis Center’s first-ever Taps & Tacos event on Saturday, June 11, 2022 from 4-7pm. This is a fundraiser to benefit our Five Core Programs. Event includes: Dinner, local craft beer, live DJ, raffles, silent auction, and more! Tickets and sponsorships are available now: fundraiser.support/tapsandtacos. See you there!

The Alameda County Fair presents the Sun’s OUT Fun’s OUT Fun Run on June 18, 2022, benefiting Sunflower Hill, a local non-profit co-developing affordable housing and creating programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities! Open to athletes of all abilities, the 5K or 1-Mile Fun Run features a run or walk around the historic horse racing track and through the Fair with fun stops along the way! Sponsorships available. Register to run or walk and then sign up to fundraise for Sunflower Hill!

Join Youth Homes at Shadelands Museum in Walnut Creek, on Saturday, June 18th for a fully outdoor summer evening of live music, food, beer and wine tasting, and fantastic raffle prizes.

Parking is free and there will be a variety of local brews and wines to sample! All funds raised by this event will directly support our local mental health and residential programs that serve youth between the ages of 3 and 25. Tickets and information available at youthhomes.org.

Join former 49er, Jeff Garcia, at A Brighter Day Charity's 6th Annual Golf Tournament, shedding light on teen mental health awareness! Grab your golfing pals and come to enjoy a fun day on the green at Callippe Preserve Golf Course in Pleasanton on Friday, June 24, shotgun start at 11:30 am.

A Brighter Day is a 501(c)3 that has raised awareness over the last six years and has become a powerful force in preventing teen suicide. All proceeds will be used to provide programming and resources to drive positive change in the lives of teens and their parents and spread the word that there is always a brighter day.

How can you help? Register to play, volunteer or sponsor! www.abrighterday.info or contact Kelli@abrighterday.info for more information.

Presented by TRUST IN EDUCATION

Robert Dubac’s "THE MALE INTELLECT: AN OXYMORON?" is described by critics as “An indisputably riotous show… a don’t miss night at the theater!” it is hands down one of the funniest solo shows you will ever see. Don’t miss it! It’s comedy on steroids. Learn more and purchase tickets here.

CASA of Contra Costa County is excited to announce the return of their annual Evening of Promise Gala in-person benefiting children in foster care! After two years of shifting to a virtual event as a result of the pandemic, CASA is excited about returning to an in-person event. The annual Evening of Promise Gala is the biggest fundraiser of the year for CASA. Mark your calendar and save the date for what promises to be a fun-filled event.

Earth Day 2022 was especially meaningful for Assistance League® of Diablo Valley in that the ever supportive marketing team at Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek collected to donate more than 80 denim items (in a mere three hours’ time) for a future event that will take place at the Assistance League Thrift Shop at the Way Side Inn, in Lafayette. Each donor received a tote bag made of recycled cotton.

During their visits to the well known landmark, the Broadway Plaza Management Team members have offered marketing and display insights that help fund Assistance League of Diablo Valley’s 16 hands-on philanthropic programs. To learn more, please visit: assistanceleague.org/diablo-valley.

BACN is holding a virtual donation drive to assist us in filling our food pantry. When you donate to the Nursery, you help families put food on the table.

You can help by ordering from our wish list at https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3RFD6OMZ9JJXB?ref_=wl_share

In response to the alarming rise in anxiety, depression and suicide ideation in our students, BeingwellCA was founded. We are dedicated to improving student mental health in California by providing workshops, seminars and presentations for students, educators and parents.

You too can support youth mental health buy visiting www.beingwellca.org to advocate for the Mental Health Awareness License Plate.

At Hope Solutions, we envision a world in which everyone has a place to call home and the support of a strong community. We work to heal the effects of poverty and homelessness by providing permanent housing solutions and vital support services to formerly homeless people in Contra Costa County. 

Come volunteer in person  

Summer Camps – Share a special talent this summer with the youth in our program. Volunteer to make a memorable summer by hosting an in-person art, music, reading, or empowerment summer camp at one of our sites.  Volunteers are needed for our Pittsburg, Concord, and Pleasant Hill sites to host an art, music, reading, or empowerment summer camp.

After School Support – Tutor a student at one of our on-site after school programs in Bay Point, Concord, Pleasant Hill or Pittsburg. Volunteer to make a difference in a child’s life by helping them with their reading and math skills.  

https://www.hopesolutions.org/volunteer-interest.

Provide donations of items  

https://www.hopesolutions.org/volunteer. If you have any questions about our opportunities for involvement, please contact Sandibel Arnold at sarnold@hopesolutions.org or call (925) 788-3676. 

Administrative Assistant

Case Manager

Learn more about all our career opportunities, by visiting: https://www.hopesolutions.org/career-opportunities. 

In partnership with Saint Mary’s College, we are recruiting for our next AmeriCorps member to support our VISTA project. “VISTAs” are highly motivated self-starters who are dedicated to our anti-poverty mission to empower communities. The program is designed to strengthen partnerships between higher education and nonprofit organizations in an effort to alleviate poverty and create positive social change.

For more information and to apply visit https://www.stmarys-ca.edu/VISTA and scroll down to the Hope Solutions section.

Website: https://lafayettehistory.org

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LafayetteHistoricalSociety

Lafayette Recreation has a lot in store this Spring & Summer! Camps include Legos, art, engineering, chess, singing, dancing, sewing, carpentry, Camp Awesome, Tiny Tots & MORE! Adult & kids classes will be offered throughout the Spring & Summer too. Registration is now open. Visit www.LafayetteRec.org or call 925-284-2232 to register.

In case you did not already know, the Lafayette Veterans Memorial Building is home to the largest variety of events in Contra Costa County! From Weddings, Mitzvah’s, business meetings, to Celebrations of Life, the Veterans Building hosts those type of events and more. 

Since reopening after the Covid shutdown, the Veterans Building is once again THE place to rent for your next event – and NO you do not have to be a Veteran to hold your gathering in our beautiful facility. Not only can you hold your event in the building, but we can help to make it all happen with suggestions for a caterer, decorations, or a DJ or musicians to make your party downright memorable. To take a site tour or get more information, please contact our Building Director Eileen Lawrence at 925-283-1153 or at info@lafayetteveterans.org.

Lamorinda Spirit Van HELP WANTED

The Lamorinda Spirit Senior Transportation Program is looking for a part-time paid Dispatcher, a part-time paid Lafayette Downtown Shuttle Driver, preferably with a Class B License, and Volunteer Drivers with a regular Class C License and a good driving record. Please contact Mary at mbruns@lovelafayette.org for more information.

Lamorinda Village is a membership organization of like-minded senior residents who are dedicated to building a community that engages and empowers its members to thrive as they age. Established in 2015, we support our members with innovative ways to live well and safely in their homes. Led by a dynamic group of long-standing residents of the community and a committed team of volunteers, we offer:

We invite you to reach out to us to learn more about our organization for yourself, for your neighbor OR to become a volunteer at: info@lamorindavillage.org. Visit us at: www.lamorindavillage.org.

On Saturday, April 23^rd, Las Trampas opened the doors of their new state-of-the-art campus for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They were joined by Assemblymember Bauer-Kahan, Mayor Teresa Gerringer, Supervisor Candace Andersen, and Lisa Kleinbub, Executive Director of the Regional Center East Bay, as well as many participants and supporters from the community.

The Live Like Leo Foundation is intended to harness rich global experiences and bring them to students who do not have such access. We believe through opening societal borders and bringing the best of educational programs from around the globe, we can raise awareness to the underexposed and in turn breed a more connected world.

The Live Like Leo Foundation draws its inspiration from young Leo Cellura who’s life was cut short in a tragic accident. Leo's global experiences over his short eleven years of life are what has inspired all of the people he touched and given us the purpose to pay it forward. Learn more and make your donation at livelikeleo.org.

We have food barrels we can provide you to place at your school or business to collect non-perishables or we can bring our box truck and conduct a Drive-Thru Food Drive at your location. Please contact Loaves and Fishes if you're interested in helping us provide food to your neighbors in need -- info@loavesfishescc.org. Thank you!

Mobility Matters is a nonprofit that gives rides to Seniors and Veterans in Contra Costa County.

Vacation Bible School registration is open as of April 1st. Please visit www.mvpctoday.org to register. VBS will run June 6-10^th. If you would like to volunteer, registration is open on the website for volunteers. 

MVPC is bringing back our summer service trip with Kids Alive to the Dominican Republic this summer July 8-16^th. More information on registration please visit the website and hit the Dominican Republic image at www.mvpctoday.org. If you would like more information, please contact: rbassett@mvpctoday.org This trip will be limited to 15 participants so please reach out if you are interested.

MVPC’s Food Pantry is up and running, serving and benefiting our Lamorinda community and local families who are in need. The food pantry is open every Wednesday from 5-6:30 PM. If you would like to donate to the food pantry, there is a wish list of food items on the www.mvpctoday.org website. If you would like to use the pantry, please visit us at 10 Moraga Valley Lane, CA. Everyone is welcome.

Family Camp July 9-13^th

Every summer, for a short time, MVPC’s very own Camp Timberwolf at Lower Bucks Lake in Plumas County in the Sierra Nevada is made available to our congregation for Family Camp. The camp is surrounded by tall pine trees and is 150 yards from a sandy beach. It has its own kitchen and mess hall with a large deck, plus picnic tables under the pine canopy, a camp fire pit, and a horseshoe pit. There are three cabins with bunks and numerous tent sites, as well as water hookup for RVs. Family Camp is a great week to spend time together in fellowship with members of our congregation and to grow closer as a family, while enjoying the beauty of God’s splendor. Cost is $16/night for adults; $10/night for kids 6 and older, and free for younger kids. Contact Colleen Giovanni for more information.

Dad’s Adventure Weekend July 14-16^th

Just dads and kids! And boatloads of fun! All food (Thursday dinner thru Saturday lunch) is provided and cooked for you. Dads and granddads, sons, daughters, and grand kids from age 3 and up are encouraged to attend. Star gazing, kayaking, fishing, swimming, ping pong tourneys, s’mores around the campfire, and dads and kids fellowshipping together! Join in the fun…it only comes around once a year! Cost is $85/dad and $50/kid, which includes food, ski boat rental, and fishing. Contact Colleen Giovanni for more information.

The Orinda Farmers' Market has partnered with White Pony Express to collect and route much needed shelf stable food to Ukraine. Starting this Saturday and weekly till further notice we will happily accept your canned food or other shelf stable items for people and pets. Items must have an expiration/use by date after November of this year.

The new White Pony Express (WPE) app connects restaurants with excess food to food-insecure community members. Download the WPE app and claim a run to drive surplus food from a retailer to a local agency that serves the community. If you have a spare hour, most food rescues take less than that to complete – a small way to make a HUGE positive impact! Become a volunteer today! Download the Food Rescue app by searching “White Pony Express” and learn more by visiting whiteponyexpress.org/food-rescue-direct.

You can also help by asking your favorite restaurants if they’d like to donate their surplus food to White Pony Express. Let us know if you have a lead by emailing WPE’s Food Sourcing Manager at peterolsen@whiteponyexpress.org.

Help Wishers and Dreamers Inc. (501c3 Nonprofit) put smiles on faces of children in the hospital by purchasing items of our Amazon Wish List or a monetary donation. Wishers and Dreamers sends Hospital Doll Gown to children all over the world for their little buddy or doll. Many children in the hospital bring their favorite doll, stuffy, or little buddy to be by their side during their surgery or treatments. The WishersandDreamers.org gown is used as a comfort item, encouragement, and a teaching tool by many children’s hospitals.

To make a monetary donation please visit WishersandDreamers.org or

our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/www.WishersandDreamers.org

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