Letters from Santa Claus in Braille
“The best things in life cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart.” – Helen Keller
Does Santa read Braille? It’s what every child who is visually impaired already knows… Of course he does! This year we’re just helping him out a little by embossing his letters back to kids.
We just want to help more kids feel included at Christmas, so that’s what the annual Santa Reads Braille event is all about. In order for letters to be received by Christmas, your request for your child's Santa letter must be received by December 18. Go to: https://brailleworks.com/santa-reads-braille/
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Kids Town Preschool Pajama Day,
Friday, Dec. 16!!
No need to get dressed this morning! It's PJ Day at Kids Town Preschool!!
Need Assistance?
Here are some local resources that can provide help when times get tough.
- Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is taking applications for assistance with utilities. Appointments are required to apply for assistance and can be made starting December 27, 2016 by calling 502-991-8391. Appointments can be made online at louisvilleky.cascheduler.com.
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Thank you Forcht Bank!!
VIPS Central Kentucky office would like to thank Forcht Bank for generously hosting the 2nd annual Pancakes with Santa event. Children and families enjoyed a pancake breakfast, fun reindeer games, creating Christmas crafts, and having their name written in Braille on a snowflake ornament. Santa was on hand for pictures, and Buddy the Elf helped children create their Christmas list and upload it directly to the North Pole. Donations to benefit VIPS were accepted and over $650 was raised to help provide early intervention services for children. VIPS presented Forcht Bank with a framed reindeer thank you created by the Little Learners children.
Harper & Buddy the Elf!
VIPS Regional Director Kelly Easton with Terry Forcht, Buddy the Elf, Santa, Marion Forcht,
Tucker Ballinger,and April Larkin.
Asher with Santa!
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