Thursday, September 30, 2010

Halloween Costumes


Can you believe tomorrow will be October 1st? Time certainly is flying by! This is a busy time of year for HFF. One of our current projects is to round up enough Halloween costumes for all our children. We currently have 110 children and what fun it would be to see them all dressed up on the 31st...If you have any questions please feel free to give Karie a call (614) 461-9247...

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Skully's


SOUND EFFECTS AND CHANGE
FIRST ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT

Benefit for the Homeless Families Foundation on Tuesday, October 5th at Skullys in the Short North. Advanced tickets are $5.00 and $10.00 at the door. For more information you can contact Everett Jones at ejones@homelessfamiliesfoundation.org or by cell phone (614) ...506-8573.

http://www.skullys.org/calendar.htm

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Upper Arlington Rotary




Celia Crossley, Bill Mielke, Steve LaRosa and Rozanne Landers at Upper Arlington Rotary luncheon. The U.A. Rotarians provided the funds and the labor to build a small barn on the playground at the Dowd Education Center. It will be used to store the outdoor toys and balls. We are very grateful to the Rotarians for their support of all of our programs.

Friday, August 27, 2010

Fall is in the air....


There is a touch of fall in the air this week and time is flying by! The kids started school this week, maybe you noticed the corn moon in the sky, college football is just days away. Having said that Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas will be here before you know it. We currently have 104 children in our program... and we would love each one to have a Halloween costume this year. We have newborns on up and what a fun time of year for all of them. If you have any questions please feel free to call Karie (614) 461.9247....Enjoy the weekend...

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Mural


We have a new mural on the side of our builiding. Below is the background about the murals in the Franklinton Area...

The murals were produced by the Franklinton Arts District (FAD) at the annual Urban Scrawl event. FAD is a small group of individuals who have come together to improve the image and condition of Franklinton through the Arts. These artists, residents and activists are working to make Franklinton a place where people and businesses will come and stay.

The organization has been host to a number of events to date, everything from “instant gallery” events, to the popularly attended Urban Scrawl and recently, GO WEST. Urban Scrawl is held in Dodge Park and is currently in its 3rd year. Dozens of local artists and aspirants take advantage of the donated sheets of wood which they can fill with the product of their talents.

In the past FAD has kept all of the art produced. Some have been sold to raise funds for the organization while others have been donated to other groups like the Franklinton Board of Trade. Of course several pieces were reserved to be hung in the community as part of a Broad Street beautification initiative.

Back to School Project...



The Back to School project was a huge success! We were able to help 76 children with a new outfit, 8 teenagers went shopping and over 100 children in our program and in the Franklinton area with a back pack full of supplies! Thanks for all who contributed to the success....

Monday, August 23, 2010

Come Home for the Holidays...


Save the date for a fun evening...Wine and beer tasting, hot hors d'ouevres and dessert buffets all evening, silent and live auctions -- and lots of fun.

Friday, November 5th from 6:30-10:00
Brookside Golf and Country Club 2770 West Dublin-Granville Road