If you pick up a coloring book, there's little chance that you see a child represented with a disability. Kids that use a wheelchair, for example, are very rarely represented.

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Our team has produced a coloring book featuring kids of diverse backgrounds that will be given to every single 2nd grader in our community for free.  

Our team participated in local trick-or-treating events, and handed out treats that were inclusive  for kids with food allergies or other conditions.

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Led by the Osborn family, the race had two primary focuses:  to raise awareness about Down Syndrome and fundraise for a local charity.  Dozens of businesses and community leaders stepped up to sponsor the event. 

We held a benefit concert starring Grammy and Dove nominated artist Tim Lovelace.  

Tim entertained hundreds with his musical talents coupled with his crystal clean humor, with all proceeds supporting the playground.

We partnered with local leader Hollie Johnson Crapsey and her awareness t-shirt project.  Proceeds from the sell of the shirt went to support the playground.  

This classic "who done it" brought together dozens of amateur detectives to solve a terrible (but fake) murder.  

Proceeds from the night went to support the playground.  

This classic "who done it" brought together dozens of amateur detectives to solve a terrible (but fake) murder.  

Proceeds from the night went to support the playground.  

Our team held our first project - a fundraising dinner.  Despite major obstacles (like a historic snowfall) in our way, we had one of the most successful fundraising events in our community's history to benefit the playground.

Our club was officially through a charter from Lions International - the world's largest service organization.