Ronald Walker Crawford
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The photo is of our latest "Meet Me at......"adventure-at the Art Studio at Drip Drop Art Studio in Vancouver. A donation of $10 helps provide an afternoon of fun and creativity. The fact that there is dementia in the mix doesn't come up!
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We are so grateful to those who have already purchased sponsorships for the "Meet Me in the Moment" fundraiser! Any business or organization who has been impacted by dementia, please consider sponsoring this event, which is our primary means of sustaining our programs and services. For more information, go to: tinyurl.com/Meet-Me-in-the-Moment