Sponsorship Opportunities for the Unicorn Children's Foundation 25th Anniversary Royal Ball are now available!
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Tuesday, July 16, 2019
25th Anniversary Royal Ball Sponsorship Opportunities Now Available
Friday, August 31, 2018
Miss Teen America Olivia Occhigrossi Visits Unicorn Village Academy
We had the pleasure of Miss Teen America, Olivia Occhigrossi, along with their Executive Director, Nikki Clark and Director of Brand Management, Jessica Toussaint, visit Unicorn Village Academy today! They're excited to be participating in our upcoming events!!
Friday, December 11, 2015
Beauty Queens and Artists Creating Compassion for Special Needs
Miss Florida Teen USA delegates and “world-renowned” speed artist Michael Israel create compassion for individuals with special needs through an appearance at Unicorn Children’s Foundation on Friday, December 11, 2015.
Miss Florida Teen USA Gracie Smith and the newly crowned Miss Boca Raton Teen USA Olivia Occhigrossi, Miss Delray Beach Teen USA 2016 spoke with students at Unicorn Village Academy about celebrating their differences, interests and abilities to help encourage development of empathy and increased compassion towards children and adolescents with special needs. Ms. Smith and Ms. Occhigrossi helped students prepare Creating Compassionate Children TM toolkits that will be distributed to 500 preschool and elementary school classrooms to break down myths and fears before they develop into stereotypes and stigmas which ultimately result in isolation and bullying. These kits provide a character education curriculum to help teachers and students understand that some of their peers may think, communicate, and learn differently.
Following, Michael Israel, who has shared limelight with celebrities, CEO’s of Fortune 500 companies, and world leaders alike, shared his talent with these same special needs students as they create a unique one-of-a-kind piece of art. Passion for his work, and compassion for a cause fuse together for an energy that begs enlightenment and understanding on a new plateau that ventures beyond the traditional and accepted styles and “norms” of art.
This event is the first in a series of events leading up to a coordinated Read for Acceptance day to be scheduled for April 1, 2016.
Miss Florida Teen USA Gracie Smith and the newly crowned Miss Boca Raton Teen USA Olivia Occhigrossi, Miss Delray Beach Teen USA 2016 spoke with students at Unicorn Village Academy about celebrating their differences, interests and abilities to help encourage development of empathy and increased compassion towards children and adolescents with special needs. Ms. Smith and Ms. Occhigrossi helped students prepare Creating Compassionate Children TM toolkits that will be distributed to 500 preschool and elementary school classrooms to break down myths and fears before they develop into stereotypes and stigmas which ultimately result in isolation and bullying. These kits provide a character education curriculum to help teachers and students understand that some of their peers may think, communicate, and learn differently.
Following, Michael Israel, who has shared limelight with celebrities, CEO’s of Fortune 500 companies, and world leaders alike, shared his talent with these same special needs students as they create a unique one-of-a-kind piece of art. Passion for his work, and compassion for a cause fuse together for an energy that begs enlightenment and understanding on a new plateau that ventures beyond the traditional and accepted styles and “norms” of art.
This event is the first in a series of events leading up to a coordinated Read for Acceptance day to be scheduled for April 1, 2016.
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