Erin Condren and GiGi’s Playhouse are partnering in honor of Down syndrome Awareness Month!

September 12, 2019

 

Thank you Erin for believing in the abilities of our students!  We are super grateful for the exposure and the support of such a great company!

We’re so excited to be partner with the incredible organization, GiGi’s Playhouse, to give back in honor of Down Syndrome Awareness Month! GiGi’s Playhouse is a network of Down Syndrome Achievement Centers that provides FREE, life-changing therapeutic, educational and career training programs for individuals of all ages. 50% of the purchase price from the beautiful Dream Collection will be donated through October 31st. Support us as we continue to give back!  SHOP NOW for the DREAM COLLECTION!     Visit ERIN CONDREN

MORE ABOUT THE GIGI’S PLAYHOUSE DREAM COLLECTION:
– Beautiful Designs Available on Notepads & Covers
– Features Artwork by GiGi’s Playhouse  Atlanta Students!
– 50% of sales will be donated through October 31st, 2019
– Beautiful, Impactful & Moving, the Dream Collection is a beautiful embodiment of the spirit of GiGi’s Playhouse!

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