Kits2Remember is proud to be a sponsor of the Scrapbook Royalty "From the Heart" charity crop at The Red Bee in Tustin, CA, May 31, benefiting the Tyree Family.
Here is a bit about this family: Priscilla Tyree was a stay at home mom caring for their four children (Sophia, Camille, McKenzie & Miles) one of which is still in diapers. George was a wonderful husband to Priscilla and a devoted father to his children. George had been experiencing very strong headaches and on Sunday, September 16th, 2007, he was admitted into the hospital. The doctors ran some tests and found that he had an advanced stage of acute leukemia. On Monday night George went into a coma and by Wednesday night, George passed away. George's unexpected and sudden death has left his family devastated.
Please don't miss this opportunity to be a part of bettering the quality of life for the children that George has left behind. All proceeds/donations/profits will go towards gas & grocery store gift cards for the Tyree Family.
K2R has donated fifty 12 x 12 acrylic home decor project kits for croppers to indulge in, and up-and-coming local scrap instructor Liz Hernandez (Memoriez by Liz) has been gracious enough to donate her time to teach the project to the "From the Heart" croppers.
Registration is going on now and anyone who signs up before May 1 and comments about it here will get a FREE 5-page 6 x 6 acrylic album, delivered to them at the crop. For more information about the crop, log on to the Scrapbook Royalty web site.
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Awesome! Thanks for sharing this! Wish I could be there but I will be teaching at Laura's retreat that weekend. Elena will be there at the crop though! Thanks for your support Jessica!
Hey ....glad I checked your blog today. I am signed up for this event. Looking forward to the class and now...the extra goodies.
Thanks!! Hope to see you soon!
Renee
I'll be there too :o) Looking forward to it & hope what we help raise will be a HUGE help to the cause. It's awesome to see scrapbookers come together in times like this.
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