A craft fair will take place at Sunrise Senior Living in Leominster on November 1, 2023, from 14:00 to 17:00. This event aims to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association and promises a diverse selection of fall and holiday crafts suitable for all gift-giving needs.
Visitors can look forward to an assortment of unique handmade items, including magnets, jewelry, and teacups. Highlighting the event are handmade knit pumpkins available for purchase at $5 each, with all proceeds directed towards the Alzheimer’s Association.
Supporting a Worthy Cause
The craft fair not only offers an opportunity to acquire distinctive gifts but also serves as a platform to raise awareness and support for Alzheimer’s disease. As the number of individuals affected by this condition continues to rise, events like this play a crucial role in funding research and providing resources for families impacted by the illness.
According to Lorrie Brodeur, a representative of Sunrise Senior Living, “We are excited to open our doors to the community for this important cause.” The fair aims to foster community spirit while generating much-needed funds for the association, which has been instrumental in advancing research and providing support to those affected by Alzheimer’s.
Community Engagement and Participation
Local artisans and crafters will showcase their work, ensuring visitors have a variety of options to choose from. The fair encourages community members to come together, celebrate creativity, and contribute to a meaningful cause.
All proceeds from the event will be donated directly to the Alzheimer’s Association, further enhancing the impact of the community’s participation. The event not only highlights the creative talents of local crafters but also emphasizes the importance of collective efforts in addressing health issues that affect many families.
Those interested in attending are encouraged to mark their calendars for this engaging event, which combines creativity with compassion. By participating, attendees will not only find special gifts for their loved ones but also contribute to vital research and support services for Alzheimer’s patients and their families.
