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WHAT’S NEW:

Call for Santa’s Helpers!!
t’s that time of year to sign up to be a Santa’s Helper! Every year we match up one foster child’s wish list with a Santa’s Helper volunteer who will fulfill their wishes. A Santa’s Helper can be a person or a group. Send an email to: santashelpers@fosterkidsmv.org to confirm your participation. Wish lists are distributed in early November. [Download flyer]  More about Santa’s Helpers.

Join us for the 6th Annual Pasta Dinner !
Take a night off from cooking and join us for a fun family Pasta Dinner night on Friday, November 4th at St. Lucy’s Church Hall, 5:30 - 7:30 pm. All proceeds go toward the Annual Foster Kids Christmas Party. Adults $10, Children $5. Tickets available online or can be picked up at the Giordano Family Methuen Karate School.

Thanks to Pauline Wells, DEVRY and the Boston Police Gaelic Column of Pipes and Drums!
Fun was had by all at this event!! Pauline and the Irish Band DEVRY were outstanding, with special guests the Boston Police Gaelic Column of Pipes and Drums... A special thanks to our event sponsors Kevin Coady and Coady’s Garage and Towing, and Blue Ocean Music Hall for helping us put on a spectacular evening. Make sure to visit Pauline’s web site and see her upcoming show schedule.


On the Lookout

Needed Items:  
New Winter Jackets/Hats/Gloves/Scarfs/Snow Pants  – girls, boys, any and all sizes from birth to adult XXL.  Gift cards from our partner stores, Marshalls and Kohls. New backpacks.

Save the Date!

4th Annual Pasta Dinner
Friday, November 4, 2011

5:00-7:00 pm
St Lucy's Church Hall
254 Merrimack St., Methuen
Adults $10, Children 10 and under $5
Purchase tickets

CHRISTMAS PARTY 2011 DRIVE

Cash donations are still needed.
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Did You Know?
Facts on Foster Children

• On average, children in American child welfare systems spend more than two years — 28.3 months — in foster care?

• The average child in foster care lives in two to five different homes over a period of just two and a half years.