We believe all children are entitled to a safe and nurturing family experience and families choosing to provide such experiences deserve the respect and support of the community.
Walk Me Home... to the place I belong is a healthy way to raise much needed funds to support the work of our volunteers that care for the kids in out of home care. Connect with your community! The Walk in Lewis County will be the first event again this year. Please contact Marci at marcimiess@hotmail.com and tell her you appreciate her teams efforts. There will be another a Walk in Yakima in May, contact Adrianne Garner adrianneg75@yahoo.com and her team who did a terrific job raising awareness in 2010 and are working hard already this year for foster care and the Yakima Community Center. Olympia will have a Walk in June Contact Jennifer Myrick at FOSTERMOMJENN@aol.com and thank her and their group for supporting foster care and raising funds for Capital Kids Connection. Amy Gardner and her Capital Kids group will walk in the Kelso/Longview area. Contact Amy about taking part, agardner@lcsnw.org There will be a Walk in Dayton chrisann.christensen@bluemtncounseling.org; orinda.woods@bluemtncounseling.org. We have committed folks in Walla Walla contact Diana Smith comadiana@hotmail.com, Mary marymac611@yahoo.com in Everett, Chris Coburn chrisrcoburn@aol.com in theTri-Cities and Mike Canfield Mkbeth@comcast.net in Bremerton.
We need to reach out to people and organizations to help put on and make these events happen. If you are interested in supporting or sponsoring these people contact us. Mike Canfield will again be the Statewide Walk Coordinator. You can contact Mike at fpaws@fpaws.org.
Enjoy this Walk Me Home video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4qnZxfkG38
Mike Canfield FPAWS Co-President 360-990-1255 Mkbeth@comcast.net
Interested in helping support foster families in Washington State? Contact:
Mike Canfield
360 990-1255
mkbeth@comast.net
