Crittenton Centers' Baby Brunch on April 26th

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Crittenton Centers' Baby Brunch on April 26th

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month

Peoria, IL –On Friday, April 26th at 11:30 am, Crittenton Centers will host our 5th annual Baby Brunch at the Country Club of Peoria to celebrate the 44th Anniversary of Crittenton Centers' Crisis Nursery and our community coming together to Fill the Crib with basic need items (diapers, wipes, formula etc.…) for local children and families in need. 

Guests will enjoy a signature drink, plated lunch, baby shower games, raffle prizes, mission moments, and we will reveal the total basic need items collected to date for the community wide Fill the Crib campaign. 

Last year Crittenton Centers' Crisis Nursery had 3144 admissions and provided basic need items to 2,808 children in our community thanks to your support. 

Other April Events Include:

Fill the Crib: Entire Month of April

Pinwheels for Prevention: Thursday, April 4th 10am

  To learn more: https://crittentoncenters.org/event/baby-brunch/

Crittenton Centers has been serving the Peoria community for over 132 years. Our mission is to protect and nurture children and families in the Peoria community.  Crittenton Centers’ services include: The Crisis Nursery and Family Services. To learn more about Crittenton Centers, please visit our website at www.crittentoncenters.org.   

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