The Gifts We've Given 

Gifts We've Given
Children 21 and under who live in the greater Kansas City area.

	Sam  age 8 - wheelchair presentation		Demetrius  age 15 - ramp
	Alyssa  age 8 - adaptive bike		Noah  age 10 - wheelchair funding
	Arturo and Amira   van with lift		Sean  age 16 - adaptive bike
	Catie  age 4 - adaptive trike		Blue Valley School District adaptive bike for 20+ kids
	Mason  age 4 - adaptive bike		Max  age 8 - adaptive bike
	Kane  age 5 - wheelchair lift for van		Ibrahem  age 14 - van with lift
	Autumn  age 9 - adaptive tricycle		Bridget  age 13 - adaptive bike
	Christena  age 8 - van with chair lift		Caleb  age 9 - wheelchair ramp for house
	Kimberly  age 21 - stander		Liam  age 6 - adaptive bike
	Jamie  age 15 - adaptive bike		Billy  age 6 - adaptive bike
	Jeremy  age 17 - adaptive bike		Colin  age 7 - adaptive trike
	Ella  age 6 - adaptive trike		Kansas State School for the Blind ages 4 - 21 - adaptive bike
	Leland  age 5 - adaptive trike		Dominick  age 16 - power wheelchair
	Angelia  age 11 - adaptive van repair		Braxton  age 2 - monkey stander

Variety At Prairie Star

Variety Check Presentation to Down Syndrome Guild

Variety and Young Variety Children’s Charity offers volunteers for the NCSD sports camps. Variety has also donated funds to NSPC to purchase two adaptive bikes for children to ride at these camps in Variety’s name. Just above - Variety Board member, Victor Hammonds from UMB Bank delivers the check and the good news! 

Tim France representing Variety’s Board of Directors presented a check to the Down Syndrome Guild to help assist children in Kansas City with down syndrome live a rich and full life. 

"The Lee Ann Britain Infant Development Center is thrilled to purchase two new adapted trikes for our children at the Center.  Variety is doing amazing things for children with special needs in the Kansas City area.  Thank you"

Amy Milroy, Director
Lee Ann Britain Infant Development Center 

Cindy Huffstickler and Linda Norfleet presenting a check to Synergy 

 Variety children’s Charity presented an adaptive bike to the Blue Valley School District for the special needs program.

This bike will be rotated to over 30 schools that have children that will benefit from the use of this bike. This will help children develop muscular tone, physical fitness as well as social skills.