This journey seemed like it was so far off when I first got in contact with Andrea Faris from Reece’s Rainbow in July. Now the journey is upon us and we are on our way for the first trip of, hopefully, many for BRIGHT Children International. God has opened doors and brought together many
Wow, what a fabulous night with a fabulous group of people. All the stressing and getting down over the weeks leading up to the event melted away as the yacht left the dock Friday night! Just to make sure that the boat had arrived, Amy and I took a little drive down to the dock
I can't believe the big fund raiser is tomorrow night. My mind has been spinning with making sure everything goes off without a hitch. I know I am doing something right as the enemy continues to try to get me down and tell me it is not going to work. God is trying to teach
Wow, where does the time go? It seems like we just started looking for venues and trying to figure out the best place to do a fundraiser and setting the dates. The dates seemed so far off. Well, here we are 24 days away from our big night!! February 4, 2011 is quickly approaching. It
Hello! My name is Amy, and I am the official secretary for BRIGHT Children International. Bessie and I thought it would be a good idea for me to introduce myself to the community that is supporting BRIGHT. I enjoy movies and long walks on the beach and... oops, wrong site... I am a Board Certified
I want to start by telling you how BRIGHT Children International came into existence. This time last year, one of the families that my Music Therapy company serves decided to make a contribution to Reece's Rainbow's Angel Tree project for orphans with special needs around the world for a little girl name Sofia. Little did
BRIGHT Children International is a non-profit organization that has a passion for children with special needs around the world. Throughout the planet, there are stigmas associated with children with special needs. In many countries, children with special needs are abandoned or sent to orphanages. Birth families who chose to raise their children with special needs