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North Texas Giving Day

2299 County Road 2008 Glen Rose, Texas 76043 254.897.2960 fossilrim.org

Give $25 or more to Fossil Rim Wildlife Center via NorthTexasGivingDay.org on September 18th between 6am and midnight and your donations will be multiplied from a pool of $1.5MM of bonus funds and prizes.

Creative Arts Center Of Dallas

Create Art+Build Community 2830 Laughlin Drive Dallas, TX 75228 214.320.1275 www.creativeartscenter.org

Makers Connect

Local Handcrafted Items

10242 E. Northwest Hwy. Dallas 75238 (Next to Quesa-D-Yas and South from Gecko Hardware) www.facebook.com/MakersConnectDallas 972.803.8890 makersconnect.org

Funky, unique gifts including jewelry, ceramics, plants and more. Discover unique gifts while supporting local enterprise. Pinterest-Inspired Craft Workshops. Find out more about our artists and sign up for classes at MakersConnect.org.

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Home Improvement

214-779-4307

By appointment only

Focusing primarily on remodeling, we bring a “Boutique” experience with a hands-on, detailed approach. We pride ourselves on listening to the client’s expectations then meeting and exceeding those expectations.

Vapor Dallas

E- Cigarettes, LLC

9019 Garland Rd. Dallas Texas 75218 214-660-vape vapordallas.com

Want to quit smoking or want to change the way you smoke. All our flavors are made in house! We have many products to choose from. Come by today!

Bishop Arts District 330 W Davis Street 972.773.9611 Join

Unrefined Bakery

Restaurant 718 N. Buckner Blvd. #154 Dallas, TX 75218 3426 Greenville Avenue #150 Dallas, TX 75206 214.414.2414 • www.UnrefinedBakery.com ringing Fink’s doorbell to ask if they can read with her. cutline

Build your own sandwiches on our freshly baked bread. Organic meat and veggie options on a variety of GF, Vegan, and Paleo breads. White Rock location only.

Fink isn’t sure whether or not the group will continue once school starts again. It depends on what the neighborhood kids want.

“If they want to continue, then we will,” she says.

Although Fink’s living room has only enough room to serve the children in the Enclave at Ash Creek, she hopes other readers in the East Dallas area will follow her lead and create similar reading groups for youngsters. She also says she’d be happy to mentor anyone who needs help getting started.