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Tallahassee group is hoping to make a difference in four families’ lives by
sending them to St. George Island for a few days this month.
Each year, the Spirit of a Child Foundation takes children and parents from families in crisis-be
it poverty, unexpected death, homelessness or other challenges-on a retreat
where they can relax, have fun and bond without having to deal with the
difficulties of their everyday lives.
This year the group is providing thirteen parents and children from 4 families the chance to spend three days on St. George Island with the foundation
and Journeys of St. George Island for the 2015 Parent-Child Project.
One family is coming from as far as
Denver, Colorado.
All the families
have what are considered “at risk” children between 6 and 14 years old.
During their retreat, the families
will have the chance to do some of the things they otherwise might have no real
chance to do — like sitting around a campfire with storytellers and musicians,
taking a kayaking trip or just going fishing.
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