Thank you to Commander Rick Hillman, Sergeant Chris Emery, Chief Cynthia Renaud, and Commander Dirk Regan for accepting our BrickDreams donations.  We are grateful that Folsom PD plans to carry them in patrol cars and distribute the LEGO to kids during a frightening time in their lives.

Commander Dirk Regan, Sergeant Chris Emery, Maya Snow, Chief Cynthia Renaud, Commander Rick Hillman

To date, BrickDreams has given 712 pounds of LEGO to deserving kids on behalf of our donors.

Thank you, Mrs. Maureen O’Brien of the Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy, for using BrickDreams’ LEGO to help kids during distressing times.

Mrs. Blake accepting LEGO on Mrs. Maureen O’Brien’s behalf (Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy)

To date, through the generosity of our donors, BrickDreams has given 700 lbs of LEGO to kids in need!

Thank you, Ariana Vaughn, for accepting our LEGO donation!  We are always thrilled to provide LEGO to WEAVE – your organization was our first BrickDreams recipient!

Ariana Vaughan (L)

To date, we have donated 688 pounds of LEGO to kids in need.

Thank you to Sgt. Patrick Kohles for accepting our LEGO donation today.  Thank you also for showing us the waiting area that you plan to create for families who are being interviewed – we look forward to providing you with more LEGO in the future.

To date we have donated 672 pounds of LEGO to kids in distress.

Thank you to Viviana Nevarez of Roseville (CA) Police Activities League for accepting our LEGO donation on 12/30/14!  We appreciate your support and help to deserving kids in our community!

To date, we have donated 664 pounds of LEGO to kids in need.

Thank you to Detective Sergeant Brent Craft for accepting our BrickDreams donation today.  We hope it will be useful in dealing with kids during stressful situations. We delivered 11.5 lbs of LEGO today (one of the tennis ball tubes wasn’t full enough, so we took it back home).

To date we have delivered 652.5 lbs of LEGO to kids in distress.

Thank you to Irene Chu and the SAFE (Special Assault Forensics Evaluation) Center in Sacramento for accepting our DUPLO donation.  This will be used in the waiting room for siblings of children being interviewed for being victims of or witness to potential felony abuse.  We forgot to weigh the box, but based on another, similar box of DUPLO, we estimate that it weighed 7 lbs.

To date, BrickDreams has donated 641 lbs of LEGO to kids in need.

Thank you to Irene Chu, Program Specialist and Emergency Response Director of SAFE (Sacramento Assault Forensic Evaluation) Center in Sacramento, CA for accepting our 25lb LEGO donation (50 tubes) on December 23rd. Thank you also for your time in explaining all the services that your facility offers to our community.

Children who are suspected of being abuse victims are interviewed at the SAFE Center.  These interviews are coordinated with Child Protective Services, the DA’s Office, and Police Investigators to determine if abuse has taken place.  We are grateful to be able to partner with SAFE Center, Sacramento, and hope to provide additional LEGO to them on a bi-monthly basis.

To date, we have donated 634 pounds of LEGO to kids in need.

Thank you to Sgt. Trent Jewell for accepting our LEGO donation.  We dropped off 32 containers (16 pounds) of sorted and packaged LEGO for police officers to take on domestic violence calls with them.  Thank you to Rocklin PD for partnering with BrickDreams!

To date, BrickDreams has donated 584 pounds of LEGO to kids in need.