Thanks to many supportive donors (including our amazing volunteer Patti) the women and children in our program have enjoyed Outdoor Movie Nights this summer . With the generous support of GoSports the kids have also been able to have fun playing yard games! Thanks to everyone’s support our clients will be able to have movie nights for years to come!
With our Under the Sea themed playroom, we wanted to create a joyous imaginative environment for the children. To create the look we wanted, we painted the walls and ceiling a sea blue and we reached out to Limitless Walls to help with the mural for something that would take the room to the next level. They did not disappoint!!!
Limitless Walls is a wall mural and wallpaper company based out of North Carolina. We asked, and they were willing to provide a mural for the full 8’ x 20’ wall! It gives life, energy, and color to the space, and the kids will love it.
As we all know, kids can be wild and messy at times, but the mural’s safe, quality canvas material and protective topcoat will make it last for years, even in high-traffic areas. This room will bring joy and happiness to children for years to come.
Colette’s Children’s Home has finished our Under the Sea Playroom for the children in our program. The goal of this project was to create a space for the children in our program to do arts & crafts, read, and have playtime! There are tables and chairs for arts & crafts, a jellyfish reading corner, chalkboard walls, a teen board game corner, and even a ball pit playpen for the little ones.
We would like to thank Foresters Financial, Limitless Walls, and Girl Scout Troop #8417 for making this room possible. Your support is going to bring so much joy to the children in our program!
Join us on November 1, 2019 as we celebrate our 21 year anniversary and providing housing and supportive services to over 5,000 homeless women and children! It will be a memorable night! Please visit www.5000served.org or contact us at (714)596-1380 to see how you can get involved.
Read full article here: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-oc-homeless-housing-20180321-story.html
