The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus made its
annual visit to the American Airlines Center in Dallas from August
1-12. The Woodall Foundation along with our friends and supporters
were able to provide over 150 tickets to Bryan’s House, the Cancer
Support Community and the Autism Treatment Center, so that some
deserving children and their families could attend together. A
special thanks goes to Levy Restaurants for
providing the box lunches distributed to the kids. If you missed
your chance to sponsor a child’s trip to the circus, it’s never to
late to donate for next year. Please visit
www.woodallfoundation.com and follow the “Donate Now!” link.
Woodall Foundation Quarterly Newsletter:
Volume 40 2012 3Q
building a brighter future for kids
www.woodallfoundation.com
Woodall Foundation Honored at Newest Bryan’s House Bryan’s House
has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1988 to the
opening of its newest facility in March of this year. Now that the
members and staff at Bryan’s house have gotten used to their new
building it was time for the fr iends and supporters to tour the
facility. On September 18th the staff a n d b o a r d
members of Bryan’s House invited all those, who helped make the
transition to the new facility possible, for a special dedication
ceremony. No such celebration would be complete without including
Martin and the Woodall Foundation for all the assistance given to
Bryan’s House for the past 12 years. A special award was given
honoring the Woodall Foundation, and Martin addressed those in
attendance. He spoke of his long history with Bryan’s House and
pledged his continued support while challenging others to do the
same.
Adam and the kids from the Autism Treatment Center enjoying the
circus performance
Woodall Foundation Sponsors Circus Experience for Deserving
Kids
Martin accepting an award on behalf of Woodall Foundation at
the Bryan’s House dedication
Martin standing in front of the Woodall Foundation Building home
of the new Bryan’s House and their headquarters
Cooking Up Some Fun With The Woodall Foundation The Woodall
Foundation recently stepped into the kitchen with a couple of its
beneficiaries. The Autism Treatment Center maintains the Tiger Café
at its facility in Dallas. It serves as group therapy exercise as
well as a training tool for its members. Most of the vegetables and
herbs used at the Tiger Café are grown in the garden on the ATC
property. On the day of our visit, Aaron Valimont and Amanda Leese
from The Capital Grille were volunteering and “helping build a
brighter future for kids” while the café workers prepared eggplant
parmesan for their guests. The following week the Woodall
Foundation sponsored “cooking day” during “Camp Noggie” at the
Cancer Support Community. A special thanks goes to Phil Schanbaum
and Brandon Hayes from Sfuzzi Uptown for donating all the
ingredients so that each camper could make their own pizza. Martin
and Adam were on hand to assist the chefs with the preparations and
then sat down for a pizza party with the kids.
Adam and the chefs from The Capital Grille with the Tiger Café
workers from the
Autism Treatment Center
We appreciate your continued support . To donate please visit
www.woodallfoundation.com and follow the
“Donate Now!” link., or send checks payable to
Woodall Foundation 4428 Park Lane
Dallas, Texas 75220
We will gladly mail you a receipt for your donation. I.R.S.
501(c)(3) nonprofit company
Phone: (214) 902.7888 Fax: (214) 902.9551 Adam and Martin having
some pizza with the kids at the Cancer Support Community
Vegetable garden at the ATC
Martin Woodall and Kim Keely assist in making pizza at the
Cancer Support Community
Cooking at the Cancer Support Community
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