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Local businesses raise money for non-profit ‘My Happy Place’

Local businesses raise money for non-profit ‘My Happy Place’

Transforming Lives, One Room at a Time: Pottery on the Plaza Raises Funds for 'My Happy Place'

In the heart of Mason City, Iowa, a local business is making a difference by supporting a non-profit organization that is dedicated to bringing joy and healing to those facing serious health challenges. Pottery on the Plaza, a community-driven establishment, has taken the initiative to host a lemonade stand fundraiser, with all proceeds going towards the remarkable work of 'My Happy Place'.

Empowering the Vulnerable through Compassionate Transformation

Uplifting Spaces, Uplifting Spirits

Pottery on the Plaza's co-owner, Kallie Campbell, has been deeply inspired by the mission of 'My Happy Place'. This non-profit organization is committed to transforming the rooms of those suffering from serious health conditions into more cheerful and healing environments. Through the tireless efforts of their volunteers, 'My Happy Place' aims to provide a sense of comfort, hope, and respite for individuals and families navigating the challenges of illness.Campbell emphasizes the importance of supporting organizations like 'My Happy Place', as they often lack the necessary funding and resources to fulfill their vital purpose. "It's very important, because they are the ones who are really needing it the most," she explains. "I mean there's great organizations out there where they get the funding and that's amazing, but some just don't, and they have a really important purpose that they are pushing for, and we would love to help support that."

A Community-Driven Effort

The lemonade stand fundraiser organized by Pottery on the Plaza was not driven by a specific monetary goal, but rather by the desire to bring the community together in support of a worthy cause. Campbell believes that every contribution, no matter the amount, can make a significant difference in the lives of those served by 'My Happy Place'."No set amount was chosen as a goal for the fundraiser, with the goal for the community to come together," Campbell explains. "The business chose the non-profit because of how it helps others."

Volunteers Fueling the Transformation

What sets 'My Happy Place' apart is the fact that it operates entirely on the efforts of volunteers and donations, with no one being paid for their involvement. Campbell admires the dedication and passion of the individuals who have come together to make a tangible difference in the lives of those facing difficult health challenges."I've just seen the work that they've done, and I think it's really neat," Campbell says. "I think it's great what they do. Like I said, it's all volunteers and all donations, so no one's paid for it through it all, so it's just a great group of people that are doing something amazing for people that could really use some extra help in a hard time."

A Successful Fundraising Effort

The lemonade stand fundraiser organized by Pottery on the Plaza was a resounding success, raising a total of 0 for 'My Happy Place'. This contribution will undoubtedly go a long way in supporting the organization's mission of transforming lives through the power of a welcoming and uplifting environment.For those who wish to further support the work of 'My Happy Place', the non-profit organization welcomes additional donations through their online platform. By coming together as a community, individuals can play a vital role in empowering those facing serious health challenges and providing them with the comfort and healing they so desperately need.

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