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The buddies are part of a national effort to delivery smiles.
Local company ‘Skies the Limit’ is supporting the local effort.
A $15 donations will pay for the creation of a little balloon friend for those who may be isolated because of the pandemic.
“It’s been really great and it’s great to see the residents get them and how happy it makes them, because they’re cute little guys,” said Skies the Limit Events owner Destine Coenen.
“I knew that something so simple would put such a big smile on all of their faces. Which it has,” said Traditions Community manager Jamie Burns.
Adopt a Grandparent by Sending a Balloon Buddy in Our Area
Want to help spread some much needed joy during this pandemic? I just found out about an awesome new program in our area that you can help support. It s called Adopt A Grandparent. Never heard of it? I hadn t either until we interviewed its local ambassador, Drea Potocny of Princeton Events Co., for PST s Community Focus show (Sunday mornings at 6am). Potocny is the CFO of the group (Chief Fun Officer.great title, isn t it?) and she d love your help to make it a success.
The idea is for balloon professionals, like Princeton Events Co., to create Balloon Buddies to be delivered to senior citizens residing in local assisted living, rehab and nursing facilities. These residents haven t been able to visit with their loved ones for almost year, and it s been very, very tough on them, as you can imagine. By sending a Balloon Buddy you will bring them so much happiness. It give me chills just thinking about it.
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For many of the residents at Excel at Woodbury for Rehabilitation and Nursing, the past year since the COVID-19 pandemic has meant largely no visitation and less socialization
(L to R): Excel residents John Cianci, 70, and Cathy Christofrotos, 92 as they receive their Balloon Buddies. Woodbury Jewish Center congregants sponsored the more than 100 balloon creations by Balloons by Amanda of Syosset.
Photo Credit: Excel at Woodbury That is all changed today when, as part of the international Adopt a Grandparent campaign, each and every resident at the facility received a “Balloon Buddy,” a gift from the Woodbury Jewish Center congregants and Balloons by Amanda. Balloon professionals like Amanda Johnson are joining together from across the world to help fight loneliness and spread some joy through the Adopt a Grandparent Balloon Buddy campaign.
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