2014 Project Announced!

By Dianna Calareso -
We're excited to announce that we've chosen World Vision's special child protection support program for kids in war and conflict areas. Every year - and especially right now - millions of kids are abducted, displaced, or otherwise traumatized because of war and conflict that has nothing to do with them. Help us get them the care and protection they need, including food, schooling, and trauma counseling.

Check out our Current Project page to learn more - we hope you'll celebrate with us this year!

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