Tampa’s Champions for Children
[1]Champions for Children has received a significant accreditation and national endorsement through the Council on Accreditation (COA), an independent, New York-based not-for-profit organization. With this accreditation, the agency will continue delivering the highest standards of care and expertise. As an accredited agency, the COA has deemed Champions for Children’s services are well coordinated, culturally competent, evidence-based, outcomes-oriented and provided by a skilled and supported workforce. Champions for Children provides assistance to thousands of families throughout the Tampa Bay area using education, prevention techniques and treatment programs and has since 1977.
Visit: www.cfctb.org [2]
Caroline’s Cart has won people over
[3]Caroline’s Cart has already been honored, most notably with the prestigious 2013 Da Vinci Award for Transportation and Mobility. Easter Seals is so enthusiastic about the cart that it will be the first product emblazoned with the organization’s iconic lily logo. Caroline’s Cart is a state-of-the-art product that will provide families of special-needs children new freedom of mobility nationwide. Hopefully, every store offers at least one.
Visit www.technibilt.com/carolines-cart/ [4]
Conscious Art: A Gallery for Artists with Special Needs
[5]Anna’s Angels is a North Carolina-based non-profit that supports Down syndrome research at Duke Children’s Hospital. Director Michelle Pfeiffer started Anna’s Angels with her husband, Andrew Merrills, following the birth of their second daughter, Anna, who has Down syndrome.
Visit www.annas-angels.org [6]
For more information, art submissions, event sponsorship, or donating to the auction, please contact Anna’s Angels at [email protected]