URGENT UPDATE: The Discovery Shoppe League has just announced a significant donation of $25,000 to enhance the lives of children at a local domestic violence shelter in Chico, California. Volunteer Janice Keating presented the check to Catalyst Prevention Outreach Program Manager Sarah Sullivan-Avery and Executive Director Anastacia Snyder, marking a pivotal moment in community support.
This generous funding will facilitate the installation of crucial playground equipment, aiming to create a safe and healing environment for children who have endured trauma. The initiative emphasizes providing a sense of normalcy, promoting physical activity, and ensuring that the equipment is emotionally appropriate, durable, and safe.
The Discovery Shoppe, located at 315 Flume Street in Chico, has been serving the community since 1959 and is entirely operated by volunteers. The organization is proud to announce that this year alone, it has awarded over $165,381 to 16 charities, demonstrating its commitment to local outreach and support.
Janice Keating expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “We believe every child deserves a safe place to play and heal.” The donation marks a crucial step in enhancing the well-being of children affected by domestic violence, providing them with joy and stability during challenging times.
Residents of Chico are encouraged to support the impactful work of The Discovery Shoppe and its local initiatives. This donation is part of a larger mission to improve community welfare, and it is a call to action for others to contribute to similar causes.
As this story develops, more communities can look forward to collaborative efforts aimed at fostering healing spaces for vulnerable children. Watch for further updates on how local charities continue to make a difference in the lives of those in need.
For more information on The Discovery Shoppe’s initiatives, visit them at 315 Flume Street or check their website. Share this news to spread awareness about the importance of community support and the ongoing need for safe spaces for children.
