Kids In Crisis is delighted to announce the launch of a new gift candle to help raise awareness and funding for the Agency’s vital 24/7 services for children.
Kids In Crisis has collaborated with several retailers to sell the candles which cost $20 - Ada’s Kitchen + Coffee (112 Riverside Avenue, Riverside); Allura Salon and Day Spa (23 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich); Audrey Road (7 Bailey Avenue, Ridgefield); Back 40 Mercantile (264 Sound Beach Avenue, Old Greenwich); SPLURGE (9 Lewis Street, Greenwich) and Trendsetters Salon (932 Hope Street, Stamford).
Sonia Malloy, Owner of SPLURGE, commented, “I am thrilled to collaborate with Kids In Crisis again. Their new candle is the perfect holiday gift for family, friends, teachers and business associates. Better yet, 100 percent of the net proceeds from each candle purchase supports Kids In Crisis’ vital services that help to ensure the well-being of children and our community.”
Shari Shapiro, Executive Director of Kids In Crisis, remarked, “We are very excited to launch our 40th Anniversary with a special candle which isa first look at our upcoming anniversary theme – “Building brighter tomorrows” – and appreciate the wonderful outpouring of support from our retail collaborators and others.”
Kids In Crisis, located in Cos Cob, Connecticut, has been touching lives and changing the futures of Connecticut children and families since its founding in 1978.
Kids In Crisis' mission is to ensure the well-being of children through vital 24 hour services.
Kids In Crisis is Connecticut's only free, round-the-clock agency providing emergency shelter, crisis counseling and community educational programs for children of all ages and families dealing with a wide range of crises - domestic violence, mental health and family problems, substance abuse, economic difficulties and more. Since its founding, Kids In Crisis has helped more than 143,300 Connecticut children and families; last year, over 5,327 children and families received assistance from the Organization.
For additional information, please contact Kathryn Minckler at kminckler@kidsincrisis.org.