TRINITY MELINDA ADAMS

February 13, 2002 ~ September 16, 2007

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In honor of our precious daughter, since her passing, we do the "Angel Trinity Christmas" every December. Whether it's money donations or toy donations, we give 100% of the donations made to the precious children in the hospital. We will continue this tradition in hopes that Trinity's spirit of giving will touch sick kids and people in the community every year.

To participate in the "Angel Trinity Christmas", please email us at
adamsfamily97@yahoo.com and we will add you to the updates. Thank you for keeping Trinity alive and remembered in your heart, especially when it comes to participating in this special tradition.

Love always,
Barrett and Melinda Adams
Proud parents to Angel Trinity

Together Forever

Together Forever

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Snoezlen Room for CRC


The fundraiser we are doing for the Children's Recovery Center is to help start a multi/sensory room called a "Snoezlen Room". This room is an advanced room using extremely creative ways to teach children, with severe/special needs, how to communicate and develop. Go check out this 7 min. video that explains what a snoezlen room is.

VIDEO: The Snoezlen Room



The Children's Recovery Center (CRC) is a long term sub-acute facility for children with severe/special medical needs. It's a step down from the Intesive Care Unit at the hospital, and helps families, who are willing, to train on their childs medical care, in hopes to eventually transition the child to home care. Some children live in this facility for years up to a decade. Some children no longer have families that come visit them. Trinity lived at CRC for 16 months during 2003-2004. If CRC wasn't an option, these long term chronically ill children would have no other choice but to live in the ICU's at the hospital. Long term chronic care is normally not covered under insurance, so the majority of the funds for CRC are from medi-cal/state funding. We all know that California isn't doing too well economically, and most state funded facilities are being effected by cut backs.



This snoezlen room is obviously something that would not be covered under state funding. This is where we all step in. After you watch the video and understand what a snoezlen room is, you'll understand that this room can be pricey to get started. So far we have raised just over $1000 and have set a goal to try to get to $6000. This will be a good chunk of change for CRC to start building the snoezlen room for the children. CRC plans to dedicate the snoezlen room to our sweet Angel baby, Trinity Melinda Adams. It brings tears to my eyes knowing that my sweet Trinity will continue making such a strong impact to so many lives...keeping Trinity alive and remembered in such a special way.



To donate, we have set up an account at Chase Bank for the Angel Trinity Christmas's. There are two ways to donate:

1. Direct Deposit: Chase Savings Account #098-670612-8
2. Send check or Money order to our home address:
The Adams Family
242 Charles Avenue
Manteca, CA 95336
Make the check or money order payable to "Angel Trinity Christmas"

100% of the donations made will go directly to CRC for this snoezlen room project. If you have any questions, please email us at adamsfamily97@yahoo.com, or leave any comments on this blog and we'll get back in touch with you.

Please pass the word on to your family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers. In honor of our precious baby girl in Heaven, thank you for whatever you can do to make the 3rd Annual Angel Trinity Christmas a success for these beautiful chronically ill children at the Children's Recovery Center.

4 comments:

  1. What a terrific way to honor your daughter! Thanks for your support and efforts to make children happy in their lives!

    May the Lord's choicest blessings be yours!

    Mike L.

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  2. Mindy,

    You should also mention that people can paypal money to that email address you show.

    Scott

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  3. It was our sons favorite place when he lived at CRC. We would go in there and close the door, just to pretend to be normal people with nobody watching us. I loved to see his face when he looked at all that stuff. He watched fireworks with us last night and had the same look of wonder.

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