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 Challenged Children's Charities Corp. and the Helen Diller Home were the recpients of a $250 donation from the Hammonton Lions Club. Pictured above is Carol Orsi, President of the Hammonton Lions, presenting the donation to CCCC board members Mickey Coskey and Chuck Covington.
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The Helen Diller Vacation Home is honored to be chosen as the 2011
recipient of money raised through the Grillo family annual golf outing.
In memory of Joe Grillo, a long time Avalon resident, the event raises
money for worthwhile Avalon projects. This year, the Helen Diller Home received a $5,000 donation from the Grillo family, which will be used to help sponser campers for the 2012 season.
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 PRESS RELEASE
CONTACT: Emily Mackell
215-470-5216
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—July 1, 2011
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THE HELEN L. DILLER VACATION HOME FOR BLIND CHILDREN HOSTS FIRST ALUMNI WEEK FOR CAMPERS
AVALON, NJ—This weekend, alumni of The Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children (The Home) will return to Avalon, NJ, for a special week of programming geared toward returning campers. Nineteen visually-impaired boys and girls (ages 16 to 20) will enjoy an all-expense-paid, one-week summer vacation at the beach.
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 PRESS RELEASE: THE HELEN L. DILLER VACATION HOME FOR BLIND CHILDREN LAUNCHES SIGHTED SIBLINGS PROGRAM
CONTACT: Emily Mackell
215-470-5216
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—June 15, 2011
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AVALON, NJ—This weekend, The Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children (The Home) welcomes for the first time a group of campers who will be joined by their sighted brothers and sisters for a special week of programming. 15 children (ages 7 to 15) will enjoy an all-expense-paid, one-week summer vacation at the beach.
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THE HELEN L. DILLER VACATION HOME FOR BLIND CHILDREN IN AVALON, NJ KICKS OFF 2011 CAMP SEASON
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE―June 2, 2011
AVALON, NJ―The Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children (The Home) begins its 2011 camp season on June 18. More than 150 blind and visually impaired children from the tri-state area will enjoy an all expense paid, one week summer vacation at the shore.
The Home, which is staffed by certified counselors and administrators, can accommodate 20 campers each week and operates for eight weeks, from mid-June to mid-August. Campers range in age from 7 to 15 years old.
“The Home provides a memorable experience for many deserving children who might not otherwise have the opportunity to enjoy a week at the beach,” said Doug Heun, Board President. “For many of them, it’s their first vacation at the shore. Not only is it enormously fun for them, but they develop strong relationships with children just like them.”
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