Dream Room for local low-income families

November 19, 2013

Adoption Dreams Come True, a local adoption agency, has a one of a kind resource called the Dream Room, for low-income families in Larimer County. The Dream Room provides a no-fee boutique style shopping experience for families and children.

They can come as many times as needed in a month to reach their limit on items. The room provides a large selection of donated clothes, books, toys, cribs, diapers and many more necessities. Diapers are their biggest need.

The Dream Room works solely on volunteers and is there to provide one less financial worry in the expensive adventure of raising children. For more information on the Dream Room visit adoptiondreams.org.

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