Family Resource Center & Cool-De-Sac Play Cafe
PARTNERSHIP LAUNCH PARTY
WITH A SPECIAL KIDS’ ART CLINIC LED BY POP ARTIST ED KING
SAT. APRIL 17, 2010
11am-1pm
Family Resource Center has started a charity partnership with Cool-de-sac play cafe. Please come and join us at our kick-off party for kids and adults on Saturday April 17, 2010 from 11am – 1pm.

Location: Shops at Sunset Place, 5701 Sunset Drive, #355, South MIami, FL 33143
Kids can participate in an art clinic with pop artist Ed King, who will also be adorning the walls of the of the play café with his child-friendly artwork.
Entrance is $15.00 per child ages 2-9. Parents and older or younger siblings will be admitted free for this event. Just remember to select how many paid and non-paid admissions on the registration form. It is quick and easy to register online. Register Now!

$5.00 of each event admission will go directly to benefit Family Resource Center.

ABOUT THE PARTNERS
Cool-de-sac is the first children’s entertainment center that was not only built for children, but also for parents. It creates a space where parents will enjoy quality time with their kids throughout the seven entertainment areas and mixes it with a restaurant that serves healthy meals that the little ones and adults will both love.www.cool-de-sac.com

Ed King is a neo-pop artist who transforms his visions of the world into imaginative artwork which brings joy to the hearts and minds of people everywhere. The artwork of Ed King Pop Art can be found in gallery exhibitions, art festivals, and special events in South Florida. While his collectors are of every age, they are all young at heart. www.edkingpopart.com

The Family Resource Center of South Florida was founded in 1978 by a group of community leaders. Its mission is the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect through the provision of Crisis Intervention, Family Support Services, Case Management, Parent Education Classes, and Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling Services. In the last year, FRC provided services to more than 4,500 children, adolescents and adults, with the twin goals of minimizing length of stay in foster care and reunifying families. The Family Resource Center is driven by the principle that nothing is more fundamental to a community than the safety and well being of its children. The organization seeks to prevent and change dysfunctional parent/child interaction patterns, promote positive self-concepts, and build healthy relationships. www.frcflorida.org