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Wednesday September 8th 2010

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News from Fairfield County

Join us on September 11 in Danbury for a motorcycle benefit ride to support foster families. Tour scenic Litchfield County and enjoy lunch after the ride.  Staff will be available for anyone who wants to learn more about becoming a licensed foster/adoptive parent.  To register call 203.207.5267 or 203.207.5269.

News from the Greater New Haven Area

Family Day at Lighthouse Point Park

Sunday August 22nd 1-4pm


Foster and Adoptive families are invited to an afternoon at the beach.  Families are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch and FAM with provide ice cream.  Free parking to families that register by calling 203-394-8506.

FAM will also host a recruitment table and provide tickets to the carousel.

For directions or more information about Lighthouse Park, click here.

Bells of Hope 2010

Bells of Hope 2010~A day of remembrance and prayer~

On the evening of November 7, faith communities and schools across Connecticut will come together to ring their bells and raise their voices in prayer for CT’s foster children waiting for permanent homes.

The first statewide Bells of Hope was held in 2009 as a way of increasing awareness of the need for more homes for CT’s foster children.  Approximately 120 faith communities and schools rang their bells and raised their voices in prayer to raise awareness.

The 2009 list of participating organizations appears below.

Won’t you join us  this year?  Please email or call 203.706.0101 to be added to the Bells list for 2010 and receive your information packet.

Open the PDF file below for more information from last year’s event.

Bells of Hope 2009

The Story Behind Bells of Hope

Read the story that inspired this CT event :  The Story Behind Bells of Hope