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Holiday Reflections

Holiday Reflections

As we wrap up the holiday season, I know that it can sometimes be difficult to embrace the joy we’re “supposed” to feel. For some, the holidays bring painful reminders of loved ones we've lost, while others may experience loneliness, particularly when family is far...

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Thank you, Elizabethtown!

Thank you, Elizabethtown!

Dear Elizabethtown 2nd Friday Supporters, I find myself at a loss for words as I attempt to express the depth of gratitude we feel for your extraordinary generosity. Your collective contribution during the Elizabethtown 2nd Friday “More-Than-A-Brick” event has more...

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I’m humbled to be here.

I’m humbled to be here.

Those of you who know me are aware that I’ve been a lifelong fan of LEGO. It's one of the few things that's held a grip on my heart from childhood—and for good reason. I think building LEGO sets is the last part of my adolescence where I can recall a distinct...

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Recent Articles

Building Blocks of Creativity: 10 Fascinating Facts About LEGO

Building Blocks of Creativity: 10 Fascinating Facts About LEGO

LEGO, the iconic Danish toy company, has been captivating the imagination of children and adults alike for decades. From simple building blocks to intricate sets, LEGO has become synonymous with creativity, innovation, and fun. Let’s delve into the world of LEGO with these 10 fascinating facts…

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Remembering: Tanner Kem Poulson

Remembering: Tanner Kem Poulson

Have you ever felt a strong need to do something? Like you are being urged on from an influence bigger than yourself? That feeling that drives you daily to act? This same feeling to honor their late son and help others wouldn’t leave Richfield residents Karen and Rick Poulsen. So, they acted on that feeling.

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Organization Updates

Honoring Elyse Martell: A Legacy That Continues to Build

Honoring Elyse Martell: A Legacy That Continues to Build

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Elyse Martell (Maria Elisa), beloved mother of Bricks for Good’s founder, Lee Barber. Even as a disabled single mother living on a limited income, Elyse always made sure her two sons had plenty of LEGO sets under...

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IRS 501(c)(3) is Approved!

IRS 501(c)(3) is Approved!

Dear Supporters, We are thrilled to share that our nonprofit organization has recently received our official 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status determination letter from the IRS. To ensure the highest quality and accuracy of our application, we took the necessary time to...

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Volunteer Spotlight: Kathy Nuspl

Volunteer Spotlight: Kathy Nuspl

Kathy is our first “official” volunteer! Kathy was born and raised in Ohio then moved to New Jersey where she lived and spent most of her career before coming to central PA in 2006. She has been happily retired for 10 years after working in education, government defense, business, and law.

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