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Child's Park Neighborhood Association presents Back to School Festival
Hosted by CRUNKCOCO, A1LENZPRODUCTIONS
PRESENTED BY: CHILD’S PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
HOSTED BY: CRUNKCOCO, A1LENZPRODUCTIONS
ORGANIZERS: ERIN MCFARLEY, MOVI’ RADIO (ST. PETE KIDS GOT TALENT),
MEDITATION MANDALA, IT’S A HEART THANG
LOCATION: CHILDS PARK REC CENTER
DATE: SATURDAY AUGUST 5TH, 2023
TIME: 12P-4P
Child’s Park Neighborhood Association presents the second event in the Putting Neighbor
Back in the Hood: STOP THE VIOLENCE/INCREASE THE PEACE initiative. We are
requesting community partners to donate school supplies for the backpack drive. This event
will provide hundreds of meals through Feeding Tampa Bay to families while exposing them
to wellness workshops in a field day setup for community development.
Wellness activities will include nutritional education, yoga, emotional intelligence, conflict
resolution, confidence boosters, and a talent show. Music with positive messages will be
performed by local influencers, as well as the potential for follow-up through the PCS
mentoring program. Local organizations looking to help with the activities please contact
Erin McFarley at 727.623.1128.
We cannot do this event without critical community partners such as yourself. Please reach
out to CPNA Vice-President Sierra Clark to donate the backpacks, lunch boxes, reusable
water bottles, and school supplies 727.906.7542 or respond to the email sent to you.
Thank you for your commitment to community,
Child’s Park Neighborhood Association Board
