THE GOODS SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

Brumley Gardens

You’ll wish for rain everyday just so you can wear these fabulous, colorful rain bobs in round toe and cowgirl styles. Make a rainy day, a brighter day. Also great for the Garden!!!! 10540 Church Rd. 214.343.4900 brumleygardens.com

The Store In Lake Highlands

Lolita® wine glasses are individually stunning, making them instant collectibles! Their special twist – a recipe on the bottom of each glass. For all occasions – come see our great selection. 10233 E NW Hwy@Ferndale (near Albertsons) 214.553.8850

Mon-Sat 9:30-5:30 TheStoreinLH.com

Painting With A Twist

Express your inner artist! Instructors lead attendees in creating paintings with a featured piece of art, bring nothing more than your imagination, a bottle of wine or beverage. Perfect for Private Parties as well. 5202 Lovers Ln. 214.350.9911 paintingwithatwist.com

Advocate Ornament

Introducing the Advocate Foundation’s 2010 limited-edition, numbered, and individually hand-painted ornament. Sales benefit neighborhood organizations and events. For more information, call 214.292.0486 or go to foundation.advocatemag.com

North Dallas Antique Mall

sq. ft. of great shopping for antiques, collectibles, vintage, furniture, retro, art, glass, fashion, jewelry, and much more.

11722 Marsh Ln. @ Forest Ln. 214.366.2100

Gardens

This witch on a bike is going green this Halloween. Come see our extensive collection of all things Halloween at Brumley’s! 10540 Church Rd. 214.343.4900 brumleygardens.com

WHAT GIVES?

Small ways that you can make a big difference for neighborhood nonprofits

Full Continuum of Care

The Pearl Nordan Care Center provides long term care and short term skilled nursing services for seniors.

THIS MONTH, SWING ...

for sobriety at the 18th Annual Maggie’s House Golf Tournament on Friday, Oct. 22 at Sherrill Park Golf Course, 2001 E. Lookout in Richardson. Registration and check-in begins at 11 a.m. Tee time is noon, and the awards banquet and barbecue begin at 4:30 p.m. At $125 a player or $500 for a team, the tournament is the biggest fundraiser of the year for the Magdalen House, a non-medical alcohol detox center for women, located in the White Rock area. Since the 1980s, Magdalen House has provided a free temporary residence where women could safely sober up and gain the tools necessary to live a life free from addiction. At the small facility, Magdalen House takes in more than 300 women every year. Withdrawing from alcohol is a painful process, board member Julie Harvey says, but after a woman has been at Magdalen House for a few days, “you see the light come on.” For more information about Magdalen House or to register for the tournament, visit magdalenhouse.org or call 214.324.9261.

IF YOU DON’T GOLF, YOU CAN STILL GIVE ...

to Maggie’s House in other ways: Pledge $25 or more a month to the Magdalen House Hope Fund, or donate new or gently used goods, clothing or Alcoholics Anonymous literature. For more information about Magdalen House or to register for the tournament, visit magdalenhouse.org or call 214.324.9261.

KNOW OF WAYS that neighbors can spend time, attend an event, or purchase or donate something to benefit a neighborhood nonprofit? Email your suggestion to launch@ advocatemag.com.

The newly opened rehabilitative therapy suite provides state-of-the-art treatment and expands Fowler’s services for seniors in our community.

Only 5 minutes from Baylor Hospital www.fowlerhomes.org

Fowler residents enjoy peace of mind thanks to our full continuum of care campus and enjoy a better quality of life with our expanded rehabilitative services.