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| Waiting for the screening |
This past Saturday morning, I had the opportunity to host Tide with Acti-Lift’s screening of Ramona and Beezus. The screening was held at the Century 25 Stadium in Orange and it was an absolute blast! Over 200 readers and their families of this blog had the opportunity to watch a fantastic movie and also participate in many fun activities.
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| Community mural before it was painted |
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| Kiddos adding their own special touch to the mural |
Inspired by the film’s message, families were able to get a little messy by adding their creative touch to our gigantic mural. Tide will be donating $2500 to The Orange County Children’s Therapeutic Arts Center.The Orange County Children’s Therapeutic Arts Center, is an organization, that offers unique programs that combine the arts, academics, and creative therapies to help at-risk youth and children with special needs of limited resources.
The kiddos had a blast being able to paint in their Tide with Acti-Lift tees! Families were also able to capture the day by having their picture taken. Families also received shirts and Tide with Acti-Lift samples to help clean those messy shirts!
We had an incredible time thanks to Tide with Acti-Lift! Make sure to stop by next weekend from 10am to 6pm at the Century 25 Stadium in Orange, to partake in the fun activities!
I didn't get the chance to thank you in person for sharing this wonderful event on your blog. Sooo, thank you, thank you , thank you.
My friend and I made this a mother/son morning and boy did we have a blast! Our 5yr olds loved the movie and found it very funny. Mine kept thanking me during the movie for bringing him. We definitely were blown away when we were handed the $10 gift cards since we had no money to buy our boys popcorn. Painting on the wall was exciting for them. How often is it ok to do that?
We will remember this day everytime we see the picture of the two of them inside the peanut butter sandwich!
Thanks again Aracely!
This was a blast! Thank you for putting this on for us!
Hugs,
Joanne