Date
Tuesday, 31 Oct 2017 3:00 PM
Operation Breakthrough plays a vital role and makes an impact on the 400 children who call this center their home away from home 5 days a week all year round.
Serve KC Volunteers have been asked to participate in the annual Fall Festival.
Kids are able to put on their costumes, which have been donated, and parade around the school for candy and prizes.
Serve KC will have a table on the playground and our little friends will “trick or treat” from 3:30 – 5:30pm. Candy will be provided; however, if you would like to bring some additional candy to give out it would be appreciated!
We can decorate the table to make it more festive! I have an orange table cloth and a couple of fake pumpkins. If you have any decorations that we can use please feel free to bring them. Note: Decorations can’t be “scary” or violent.
Serve KC volunteers can come in costume, if they want!
Parking: There is a parking lot located on Troost directly north of Operation Breakthrough. Feel free to park anywhere in that lot and enter the building through the front main door on Troost Avenue through the glass doors.
Photos: Photos are not allowed to be taken of our children unless approved by the Volunteer Coordinator. We strive to respect our children and their family’s privacy. Group photos during various projects are encouraged!
Phones:Phones are not allowed in the classrooms. Please keep them on silent in your pocket. Leave valuables at home or in your car.
Outside food/drinks: Only a water bottle with a lid is accepted when volunteering.
Waitlist: If an event is full volunteers can join the waitlist. If a spot opens up, you are automatically added to the attending list in the order you joined the waitlist. Please remove yourself from the waitlist if you make other plans so the next available person can join in the event of a last minute cancellation.
Operation Breakthrough is a not-for-profit corporation providing a nurturing and safe environment for children of the working poor that began in 1971 by Sister Corita Bussanmas and Sister Berta Sailer. The organization responded to the need for quality child care and provided a nurturing and safe environment for children in poverty. Operation has grown and expanded over the years but the vision has been for all children to have the opportunity to achieve their full potential.
The mission of Operation Breakthrough is to provide a safe, loving and educational environment for children in poverty and to empower their families through advocacy, emergency aid and education.