CRANSTON, RI, March 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) Help us build RI's first multi-sensory recreational facility for children with special needs and their families! "All children need to play! For children with varying disabilities it can be quite challenging to adapt to traditional play settings. We will offer a variety of play settings that are accessible and developmentally appropriate to children with all disabilities AND abilities!" states Jennifer Gingras, Founder and Executive Director of Extraordinary Child. Board Chairman, Ben Howarth, adds "Our goal at Extraordinary Child is to affect the lives of children with special needs and their families. We hope our facility will be able to create a safe environment for children to come and play in a place they can call their own."
Please join us for our 2nd Annual Fundraiser being held at The Valley Country Club on Saturday, March, 26th from 6-11pm. The evening will include keynote speaker, Dr. David L. Holmes, Chariman, CEO & Senior Consultant of Lifespan Services, LLC and is being sponsored by Barnum Financial Group. Dr. Holmes has been featured on National Public Radio's "Talk of the Nation" and CNN's "House Call" and an award-winning author of numerous works, including "Autism through the Lifespan: The Eden Model" http://www.lifespanservicesllc.com. The evening will include dinner, dancing, entertainment along with raffles and a silent auction.
If you are interested in attending the fundraiser, please contact JENNIFER GINGRAS for tickets at 401-475-4134. Tickets are $55.00/pp or $500 for a table of 10 people. Meal choices are: Chicken Francaise with lemon butter, Sliced Roast Sirloin with Red Wine reduction, or a Vegetarian dinner upon request. Please RSVP by March 15th. For more information about this event or if you cannot attend but would love to send in a tax-deductible donation, please go to our website: http://www.extraordinarychild.org . Your support is needed to help us reach our goal.
EXTRAORDINARY CHILD "Creating Extraordinary Experiences For Extraordinary Children And Their Families"
EXTRAORDINARY CHILD to host their 2nd Annual Fundraiser at The Valley Country Club on Saturday, March 26th from 6pm - 11pm.
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