Kroc Hop Bunny Drop 2010
Mar 10th
One fantastic Kroc Center tradition is that we throw open the doors, gates and entryways every Easter weekend for all the community to gather together in celebration, games and good, safe family activities
Click below to see few pictures from last year’s event (with WAY more people than we’re expecting this year!):
This year’s Kroc Hop Bunny Drop will feature games and prizes, the rock wall and bounce houses will be open to the public, and $5 gets you an all-access pass to the entire Kroc Center.
10% Off Day Camp Enrollment This Weekend
Mar 9th
Captain John and Day Camp Director Andrea Sanford both appeared on television to speak about the Kroc Center’s ACA-accredited Day Camp program and the big sign-up discounts happening this weekend.
Parents who enroll their children in Day Camp – completing the entire process during business hours Friday, March 12 through Sunday, March 14, 2010 – will receive a 10% discount on camp enrollment!
We suggest calling ahead to get the specific details; the best number to call is 619-269-1460.
Find additional information on the Kroc Center Day Camps web page.
Sober Fun & Fellowship – Video Highlights
Mar 8th
On Monday, March 1, 2010, we hosted a night of games, free refreshments, music and mixing to accentuate individual lives of recovery and develop stronger bonds of fellowship within our various recovery groups.
Kroc Church’s Belinda Owens graciously hosted the Bunco game, a fun, fast-paced Yahtzee-like opportunity for everyone to yell like silly people; Chef Ross provided the snacks (special thanks to all the Food & Beverage Associates who provided support for our monthly Breakfast for Dinner, and for those ever-so-in-demand ice cream sandwiches!
We believe taking these breaks for sober fun and fellowship is vital to our continued success in personal recovery and our corporate goals. So what’s next for sober fun? Someone suggested we go to the Kroc Center Ice Arena. Someone else suggested the Skate Park… We’ll have to pray on that one!
Good One
Mar 8th
An unfortunate by-product of our contemporary culture is a strong notion that it’s us against them.
It’s time to replace this old, destructive, counterproductive notion with a not-so-new idea. We need each other.
We are all stakeholders in the great enterprise of humanity. We are enriched by each other. We are interdependent, intercommunicating and in community.
