Tis' the season for love, although if Tuesday's downtown celebration is any indication the color for this year's Valentine's Day should be perhaps more of an orange hue than red. Staying more with the traditional rather than the pigskin our
Pinnacol In Action volunteers this week made 100 Valentine's cards for the kids at the
Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver.
Christine and
Marie, two of our volunteer coordinators, hosted the event and supplied everything you could ever need to bedazzle a card. About 30 Pinnacol employees demonstrated their card making skills and wowed the kids with their creations. It's good to know we have some very creative card makers but fortunately they were smart enough to keep me far away from the glue and glitter. This was the first time we've done this event and it was so successful they're already planning for next year. Thanks
Christine and
Marie for arranging this great event and thanks to all the Pinnacol volunteers who made it a success! Maybe some of them can give me card making lessons ahead of next year's celebration...
Christine and Marie, two of our volunteer coordinators, hosted the event and supplied everything you could ever need to bedazzle a card. About 30 Pinnacol employees demonstrated their card making skills and wowed the kids with their creations. It's good to know we have some very creative card makers but fortunately they were smart enough to keep me far away from the glue and glitter. This was the first time we've done this event and it was so successful they're already planning for next year. Thanks Christine and Marie for arranging this great event and thanks to all the Pinnacol volunteers who made it a success! Maybe some of them can give me card making lessons ahead of next year's celebration...
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