Posts Tagged: expression
January 2022 Burn Bulletin
On Saturday, December 4, 2021, AARBF hosted an in-person holiday party in Clovis, CA. We had 10 families in attendance on what turned out to be a very beautiful sunny day – perfect for an outdoor activity!
December 2021 Burn Bulletin
In November, AARBF introduced our new 2021 Champy Ornament. This metal-worked ornament was specially crafted for you, our Champ Camp friends, to remind you of the joy camp brings to so many.
November 2021 Burn Bulletin
On Saturday, October 2, 2021, AARBF hosted a virtual 50th Anniversary Gala and Auction where we raised over $52,000!
Creating Fiction with Monkey
Hi, my name is Andrew also known as Monkey. This video was created in October 2021 as part of the Expression Series.
October 2021 Burn Bulletin
Over the Labor Day weekend, September 4-6, 2021, AARBF hosted The Getaway Family Camp! We welcomed 14 burn survivors and their 41 family/support members at Camp Oakhurst in Coarsegold, CA.
Sculpting with Jamba
Hi, my name is James also known as Jamba. This video was created in May 2021 as part of the Expression Series.
September 2021 Burn Bulletin
In lieu of an in-person celebration of our 50th Anniversary, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation invites our friends, family and community, to attend our FREE Virtual 50th Anniversary Gala on October 2, 2021. Event includes the unveiling of AARBF’s “Origins of Stop, Drop and Roll” museum exhibit, special guest appearances and online auction.
Sketching with Phoenix
Hi, my name is Sadie also known as Phoenix. This video was created in August 2021 as part of the Expression Series.
August 2021 Burn Bulletin
For the past 50 years, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation has been a part of thousands of stories within our burn community. This community includes survivors, caregivers, volunteers, and supporters.
July 2021 Burn Bulletin
On June 12-18, 2021, we were excited to see the return of in-person Champ Camp! Camp looked a little different this year – with family pods, masks and social distancing – but the laughter, songs, costumes, fun and love were the same as the 34 Champ Camps before.