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Business Relationships
We have been blessed to have hundreds of business relationships over the past decade. Here are some who partnered with EM in a unique way.
Country Chic Paint is proud to support the Enchanted Makeovers Capes for Kids program with the release of their limited edition color, Little Bluebird.
Why is it called ‘Little Bluebird’?
In honor of Terry’s recent book, The Little Bluebird Who Forgot It Could Fly – a joyful tale of exploration, self-discovery, and the unwavering spirit that lives within us all. We just need a little encouragement – and perhaps a vibrant cape – to take flight!
Proceeds from the purchase of the book go towards the Capes for Kids program.
Hilton made a Capes for Kids kit that was distributed to 3500 hotel locations worldwide for their employees to make capes for our program.
Poly-fil donates their product and they raise awareness for the mission by including a card about Enchanted Makeovers in their boxes.
CeCe Caldwell’s created a special paint for Enchanted Makeovers called “Enchanted Lilac” that raised awareness and they donated the proceeds to the mission.
Dabblesack Kit provides community service project kits as a way for seniors and dementia patients to have an activity that also gives back to the community.
A custom cape was designed for Enchanted Makeovers by Annie’s Caring Crochet Kit Club as a way for members who love to crochet to make a difference in the lives of others.
Spark Crates believe family fun can also change the world. A special project was created for members to purchase in support of Enchanted Makeovers’ Capes for Kids program.
Our Capes for Kids Program is a favorite hands-on project among businesses and corporations for their team-building exercises. Here are just some of our corporate partners.
“Participating in the Capes for Kids Project was an amazing experience for me and my students. All of the participants involved were enthusiastic about the prospect of creating a cape. The students really grasped on to the concept and it provided us an opportunity to have an open dialogue about homelessness. At the end of the day the children wrote messages to the children that would be receiving the capes that they created. I could tell by their cards and their discussion among one another that they gained a lot from this opportunity. I would encourage all educators to have their students participate in this important project.””
— Grade School Teacher, Philadelphia PA
“If not for the work of Enchanted Makeovers, I believe our world would be a sadder place. People coming from a world of fear find a world of love when they encounter the support of those volunteering with Enchanted Makeovers. They learn to trust again, believe in themselves and find their true identity.”
How your can help
Make a monetary donation to support our various projects and programs via Paypal or check.
