Young children are always excited when they see those first snowflakes fall and are eager to get outside to build a snowman, go sledding and to make snow angels in the snow. Before letting your little ones out to play, here are a few tips to keep in mind: Pay attention to the weather reports: …
Hugs can be a way of establishing intimacy with loved ones. But sometimes those encounters can be awkward, especially if the child resists or feels uncomfortable hugging someone whom they don’t know well, or don’t like. With the holidays just around the corner, it’s an important topic for caregivers to consider — especially this year, …
Fall brings a lot of changes: leave changes, temperature changes, and daylight savings time to just name a few. Taking the little ones outside to enjoy the changing weather is great for their physical, mental, and emotional development. Outside play can include a variety of activities that everyone can enjoy. Playing games such as ‘I …
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The Family Tree is excited to announce that the 29th Annual Great Chefs’ Dinner has been turned into a live online event! On Monday, April 27, 7:30 pm, you can join the dinner from the comfort of your own home. Click on the link below to reserve your virtual seat. We look forward to updating you on our important work …
Last weekend, The Family Tree partnered with The Franciscan Center of Baltimore to celebrate Mother’s Day. With about 200 lunches provided, it was an amazing day that we hope these families will remember for a lifetime!
On April 15, 2019, The Family Tree is hosting our 28th Annual Great Chefs’ Dinner! This event is our largest fundraiser of the year…
A special recap of another amazing 2018 Holiday season for families! The Family Tree is always shining bright with the amazing spirit of our staff and volunteers, and during the holidays, that light shines even brighter! With the Family Holiday Party, our Holiday Shop, the staff gingerbread house decorating challenge, we work around the clock …
