The August edition of the Celebration News is now available. Pick up a copy today at any number of locations in and around the community, or view it here.    

A new children’s book series based on one famous furry Celebration resident is getting ready to launch this fall. Church Dog is a heartwarming tale about a puppy named K’noot sent from Heaven to teach people about the true nature of God’s unconditional love.  With supernatural eyes that let K’noot see people the way Jesus does,

Some say the Celebration Foundation is the heart of our town. I believe we can say, after this period of time, that this town has heart. Or more than 1100 hearts proudly displayed. As news began to develop in March about the pandemic, as Executive Director of the Foundation, I reached out to community partners

How many of you remember Mr. Peabody (a cartoon dog) and Sherman (his adopted, bespectacled, red-headed boy) who appeared in an animated television series in the late 1950s and early 1960s?  Mr. Peabody, the self-proclaimed “smartest being in existence,” invented the “Way Bac Machine” as a birthday present for his son.  Traveling back in time via

The Rotary Club of Celebration made a $5,000 initial seed fund donation and offered a matching fund of $10,000 which the Celebration Foundation stepped up and matched immediately to total a $25,000 commitment! Seeing hunger as an unmet essential need to be addressed quickly, these two Celebration Organizations of Volunteers have an extraordinary determination to

Along with summer comes special concerns for our furry family members. The main areas of concern are heat, bugs and water safety. Heat is of particular concern here in Florida, for both animals and humans. Cats, originally desert animals, are seemingly more able to adapt to heat, generally disappearing after finding a cool corner. Dogs,

December 27, 2013 was the first time I had ever driven into the town of Celebration.  The minute I laid eyes on this community I fell in love.  When I was offered the position in May of 2014 I was so excited I could hardly contain myself.  Of course I said yes, accepted the position

The Celebration Foundation’s Thriving In Place Program Mission Statement: To empower those who are aging or managing a disability to live in their own homes leading healthy, safe, independent, and productive lives. Our members shared their story about Thriving that we would like to share with you. “We joined for mother, renewed for ourselves.  In

We are half way through the year and as we turn the calendar page to July, we unveil the latest edition of the Celebration News. Pick up a copy today throughout the community or view it here.