The Kellin Foundation, the Greensboro Child Response Initiative, and Community Partners Proudly Present:
Pinwheels in the Park:
Planting a Community Garden for Children
Download Event Flyer Here
Click here for a list of current pinwheels supporters and sponsors.
 WHEN:                APRIL 13, 2019 (Rain or Shine)
 WHERE:              LEBAUER PARK
 WHAT TIME:     2:00-4:00pm


​​Interested in partnering?  
Want to stand together against child abuse? 
​Join us in this very important cause.
Show that YOU stand against child abuse. 
​Sponsor a Pinwheel TODAY!  
Sponsorships submitted prior to April 1 will be recognized in the program on the date of the event as well as on our website and promotional materials.

Event Partners

Amethyst Counseling                                                                                                                                                            Guilford County Department of Health and Human Services                                                                                                                          

Grab your children and support Pinwheels for Prevention by hosting a neighborhood lemonade stand.  
​Kids supporting kids for a cause!  And, helping to educate the community about how to make lemonade out of lemons and what children need to be healthy and well.
Why Pinwheels?
Prevent Child Abuse America introduced the pinwheel as the new national symbol for child abuse prevention through Pinwheels for Prevention®.  April is nationally recognized as Child Abuse Prevention Month.  The Pinwheel represents the joys of childhood and promotes the awareness that ALL CHILDREN deserve to be safe and well.   
Join Us! YOU Make a Difference!
Each year, we partner with law enforcement, social services, community service organizations, businesses, children and families to take part in this national movement.  This family-friendly event will include park fun, games, activities, great speakers, information and resources, and most importantly – a community standing together to say that child well-being is important!   So, grab your kids of all ages, plant a pinwheel, and enjoy an afternoon in the park together!