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Great writeup on the Dallas Morning News about The Huckleberry Foundation Luncheon that benefitted CPPC! Check out the article here: http://yourparkcities.dallasnews.com/2015/11/24/the-huckleberry-foundation-raises-30000-for-families-with-special-needs-children/ The Filter Building at White Rock Lake was filled with an outpouring of love on Thursday, October 22, as the Huckleberry Foundation held its inaugural luncheon. Founder Molly Russell, Connecting Point of Park Cities Program

(DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. 17) – Connecting Point of Park Cities (CPPC) now has a six-person handicap accessible passenger van, thanks to the generosity of the Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation. Given in conjunction with Michael O’Brien, M.D., the used Ford E250 with wheelchair lift also has room for two wheelchairs to provide the adults with disabilities

The Connecting Point of Park Cities teammates load up on our wheelchair accessible bus and head over to the Dallas Museum of Art once a month for their All Access Art Program, which includes a theme-based tour of the gallery and an art class, designed just for them. The DMA provides a set of trained volunteers also known as, docents,

CPPC featured in MySweetCharity Connecting Points of Park Cities Connected With Grade School Sweethearts Marianne And Roger Staubach As the crowds gathered on the ground level of the Frontiers of Flight Museum on Friday, January 23, Connecting Points of Park Cities patrons stood in line to have a photo opportunity with Sir Roger Staubachand his Lady Marianne. An over-30-something