Beverly’s Birthdays celebrates 1,000th party for low-income families at Penn Hills event
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Children from Penn Hills and Verona pose for photos while others get their faces painted 1,000th celebration of the nonprofit Beverly’s Birthdays at a group event held at Lincoln Park Family Center in Penn Hills Nov. 5.
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Donning a cowboy-style red bandana for a barnyard-themed bash, Beverly’s Birthdays founder and CEO Megs Yunn (front row, third from let) poses with new and longtime volunteers during the 1,000th birthday celebration of the nonprofit.
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Wyatt Yunn, 8, and Jonus Gigliotti, 11, battle with their balloon swords during the 1,000th celebration of the North Huntingdon-based Beverly’s Birthdays at Lincoln Park Family Center.
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A pop-up petting zoo featuring goats that children could bottle feed was among highlights of the 1,000th birthday-themed celebration of the nonprofit Beverly’s Birthdays, which drew about 100 childrena nd family members to Lincoln Park Family Center in Penn Hills Nov. 5.
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Beverly’s Birthdays founder and CEO Megs Yunn (left) poses with volunteers and participants during the 1,000th birthday-themed children’s celebration of the nonprofit at a group event held at Lincoln Park Family Center in Penn Hills Nov. 5.
Courtesy of Megs Yunn
Beverly’s Birthdays founder and CEO Megs Yunn (far left) poses with new and longtime volunteers during the 1,000th birthday-themed celebration of the nonprofit at a group event held at Lincoln Park Family Center.
