2016 CPK Events – Monster Mash Morning & Haunted Patio Costume Drive

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Oct 22nd 9am-10:30am – Monster Mash Morning

Exclusive Ticket Holder Event
9-10:30am at California Pizza Kitchen
Come dressed up and enjoy a morning of crafts, music, games AND breakfast with notorious villains and friendly monsters. Meet Portland’s own Maleficent & The Evil Queen, Darth Vadar & Dracula, Frankenstein & Big Foot and more!  Plus, take home a pumpkin, compliments of Bauman’s Harvest Festival.

We encourage all families to bring a NEW* child’s costume to donate on-site to Chelsea’s Closet and receive a FREE GIFT!

Tickets $5 each ages 2 & up. Pre-registration required. Limited availability. Available for purchase at Concierge Services; while supplies last. 100% proceeds benefit Chelsea’s Closet.

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Oct 11-31 – Haunted Patio & Costume Drive

This month, donate a NEW, unworn costume to benefit children in the hospital on behalf of Chelsea Hicks Foundation. For some children, Halloween is more spooky than it should be, as they fight life threatening illnesses and battle evil forces against them.  This year, you can give a child the power to conquer their fears and make Halloween fun by donating a new costume at the costume collection drive October 11-31.  We are only able to accept new, unworn merchandise, as items will be delivered to children in the hospital on behalf of the Chelsea Hicks Foundation.

Why Costumes?
Chelsea Hicks Foundation 
introduced
 the 
Chelsea’s 
Closet 
dress‐up 
program 
to
 Doernbecher
 Children’sHospital 
in
 March 
2010. Today, 
Chelsea’s 
Closet 
visits 
Doernbecher 
and
 Randall 
Children’s 
Hospitals 
once
 each 
month, 
with 
a 
permanent 
“closet” at 
Randall.
 
These
 are 
the only
 two 
hospitals 
in Oregon 
with pediatric 
oncology 
floors 
providing 
inpatient  treatment. Chelsea’s 
Closet 
provides 
hope 
and 
healing
 to 
seriously 
ill 
children 
from 
all 
36
 Oregon 
counties reaching
 up 
to 
900 
children 
per 
year.

*PLEASE NOTE: Due to infectious disease restrictions at the hospitals only NEW costumes and accessories can be accepted.

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About the Chelsea Hicks Foundation

Starting in 2009, the Chelsea Hicks Foundation has been inspiring hope and empowering children through the power of play. When serious illness impacts a child's world, CHF helps children and families PLAY, PRETEND, and LAUGH together, creating special moments and lasting memories when they are needed most.

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