Local Businesses Step Up to Furnish New All-Star Children’s Foundation Foster Homes

The Giving Coast

For more information about All-Star Children’s Foundation, visit www.allstarchildrensfoundation.org.

LyteWorks Lighting of Bradenton, Jesse White with Sarasota Architectural Salvage and Advisor Diane Lawson with SVN Commercial Advisory Group have together donated $5,000 to The All-Star Children’s Foundation. This donation will be used to complete its “Campus of Hope and Healing,” which includes The All-Star Children’s Center, where trauma-focused clinical services are offered. The campus also features six foster family homes that provide children ages 0-18, with a nurturing, family-style home environment and comprehensive, trauma-sensitive treatment. Siblings will be kept together, and parents and caregivers will also be offered a range of innovative services. All-Star also serves children in the region’s child welfare system and their families on an outpatient basis. The donation will furnish one of the six foster family homes.

For more information about All-Star Children’s Foundation, visit www.allstarchildrensfoundation.org.

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