The Project PLAY
Community partnerships

Local places where the community can take part.

The Project PLAY partners with local businesses and organizations to create welcoming spaces where families, students, and neighbors can contribute to purposeful-play projects for children in pediatric healthcare settings.

Confirmed — Starting in SeptemberCards With Purpose

Victoria's Cake Card-Making Station

Victoria's Cake — Westfield

Victoria's Cake in Westfield will host a Cards With Purpose card-making station starting in September. Visitors can stop in, make a card for a child in a pediatric healthcare setting, and take part in a shared community moment.

What to expect

  • A Cards With Purpose card-making station hosted in the shop
  • Open to visitors who would like to make a card while they are there
  • Cards made at the station support the Cards With Purpose program
  • Visitors who make cards there may enter a raffle for a prize
About Cards With Purpose
  • Additional details for the station will be shared once they are confirmed.
  • Raffle participation is offered at the station; further details will be shared when available.

Thank you, Victoria's Cake.

A warm thank-you to Victoria's Cake for providing space for the community to participate. Offering a welcoming place for families and neighbors to sit down and make a card makes this kind of community participation possible.

Visitors who make cards at the station may enter a raffle for a prize.
Why partnerships matter

Community spaces make participation possible.

Local Access

Partnerships create welcoming, familiar places where community members can take part in purposeful play projects.

Shared Effort

Working alongside local businesses and organizations allows more people to contribute in small, meaningful ways.

Support for Programs

Cards and creative work gathered through partnerships flow directly into The Project PLAY's active programs.

Partner with The Project PLAY

Ways local partners can help.

  • Hosting a card-making station or table
  • Offering space for a community activity
  • Helping share the program with visitors
  • Connecting The Project PLAY with other local organizations

Reaching out does not confirm a partnership. Details for each collaboration are shared once they are finalized.

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