Shop for a Day, Save Lives Forever. That’s the theme of Kent Station’s 2008 June fundraiser for the Children’s Therapy Center, a Kent-based nonprofit.
United States of America (Press Release) June 5, 2008 --
Kent, Washington, June 3, 2008 – Shop for a Day, Save Lives Forever. That’s the theme of Kent Station’s 2008 June fundraiser to benefit the Children’s Therapy Center, a Kent-based nonprofit organization that supports and enhances the development of children with developmental delays and disabilities.
Now through June 29, Kent Station shoppers can purchase a special shopping card for $20. This card can be used June 26 through June 29 to receive special discounts and offers from participating Kent Station merchants including Aerosoles, Bella home & garden, Cold Stone Creamery, Dave’s MiniHobbyShop, Desert Sun Tanning, Duke’s Chowder House, Hairmasters, Johnny Rockets, Justice Just for Girls, Kent Station Family Dentistry, Marie Haggin Accessories, The Mac Store, Optic Gallery, Peridot Nail Salon, T-Mobile, Topaz, United Studios of Self Defense, Zao Noodle Bar and Zephyr Grill & Bar. In addition, Jamba Juice will donate 20% of its proceeds from that weekend to the Children’s Therapy Center.
“Kent Station prides itself on being an active member of the Kent community,” General Manager John Hinds said. “We believe it is important to support local organizations like the Children’s Therapy Center who do such important work right here in Kent.”
All proceeds from the sale of the discounts cards will be donated to the Children’s Therapy Center. To participate in the fundraiser, purchase your shopping discount card today at Children’s Therapy Center, Kent Station Management Office, Bella home & garden, Cold Stone Creamery, Johnny Rockets, Dave’s MiniHobby Shop, Justice Just for Girls, Marie Haggin Accessories or Optic Gallery, or visit http://www.kentstation.com or http://www.dynamicfamilies.com for details.
Founded in 1979, the Children’s Therapy Center (CTC) enhances the development of children with developmental delays and disabilities by providing quality physical, occupational, speech and language therapy services, custom orthotics and training for parents. For more information about CTC and its programs, call 253-854-5660 or stop by 10811 SE Kent-Kangley Road, Kent.
Kent Station is an urban village developed by Seattle-based Tarragon Development Company and is located on 18 acres in the heart of downtown Kent, Washington on Ramsay Way. The 470,000 sq. ft., mixed-use project features office, retail and entertainment including a 14-screen AMC Theaters Cineplex and a branch campus of Green River Community College.
Now through June 29, Kent Station shoppers can purchase a special shopping card for $20. This card can be used June 26 through June 29 to receive special discounts and offers from participating Kent Station merchants including Aerosoles, Bella home & garden, Cold Stone Creamery, Dave’s MiniHobbyShop, Desert Sun Tanning, Duke’s Chowder House, Hairmasters, Johnny Rockets, Justice Just for Girls, Kent Station Family Dentistry, Marie Haggin Accessories, The Mac Store, Optic Gallery, Peridot Nail Salon, T-Mobile, Topaz, United Studios of Self Defense, Zao Noodle Bar and Zephyr Grill & Bar. In addition, Jamba Juice will donate 20% of its proceeds from that weekend to the Children’s Therapy Center.
“Kent Station prides itself on being an active member of the Kent community,” General Manager John Hinds said. “We believe it is important to support local organizations like the Children’s Therapy Center who do such important work right here in Kent.”
All proceeds from the sale of the discounts cards will be donated to the Children’s Therapy Center. To participate in the fundraiser, purchase your shopping discount card today at Children’s Therapy Center, Kent Station Management Office, Bella home & garden, Cold Stone Creamery, Johnny Rockets, Dave’s MiniHobby Shop, Justice Just for Girls, Marie Haggin Accessories or Optic Gallery, or visit http://www.kentstation.com or http://www.dynamicfamilies.com for details.
Founded in 1979, the Children’s Therapy Center (CTC) enhances the development of children with developmental delays and disabilities by providing quality physical, occupational, speech and language therapy services, custom orthotics and training for parents. For more information about CTC and its programs, call 253-854-5660 or stop by 10811 SE Kent-Kangley Road, Kent.
Kent Station is an urban village developed by Seattle-based Tarragon Development Company and is located on 18 acres in the heart of downtown Kent, Washington on Ramsay Way. The 470,000 sq. ft., mixed-use project features office, retail and entertainment including a 14-screen AMC Theaters Cineplex and a branch campus of Green River Community College.
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