No words describe how elated I was and am to meet Katie, our patient contact from Georgetown University Hospital. Everyone should have a sweetheart like this in their lives.
When I got to her home, her parents were incredibly gracious and when Katie arrived carrying a tea set, I was hooked!!! I had to inquire as to whether she knew the theme for the tree was a Children’s Tea Party and the answer was “yes”!
Can’t wait to meet with her later in October when she is “in town”.
Stay tuned!
Wendy is finally getting together with the patient from Georgetown University Hospital. Cannot wait to meet this wonderful child assigned to me through the people at Georgetown Jingle. Tune in for more after our get together Weds. September 16 at her home.
On Wednesday, July 30, 2009, the Bethesda/Chevy Chase/Kensington edition of “The Gazette” mentioned our Bethesda Interior Design Firm’s involvement in the Montgomery County Family Justice Center for Domestic Violence.
We encourage you to go to visit the write-up in “The Gazette”. It is the 4th item in the column.
Our hope is that the beach themed lobby is welcoming to all those who seek out services in this office building located in downtown Rockville, Maryland.
Beside providing interior design services at no charge- we have been able to enlist some of our prized resources- our painter Homer Mitrakis, cabinet person, SCB Woodworking, Drapery fabricator, Windows by Betty as well as Just Moulding.
As we continue to work on the Georgetown Jingle Children’s Tea Party theme, our thought was how important it is to share our sources and let you know that we are supporting businesses in the Washington, D.C. metro area such as
Michaels
G Street Remnant
A.C. Moore
Our initial preparations for the Georgetown Jingle have begun! After a few visits to some fabric and craft stores in the area, we’re feeling good about our theme, “Children’s Tea Party”. The Georgetown Jingle raises funds for the Pediatric Hematology, Oncology, Blood and Marrow Transplantation Program at Georgetown University Hospital. We’re thinking of the magic of a tea party filled with make-believe and precious memories – not to mention tea cups, bows, delicious treats, and sparkle! Keep checking back as we continue with our preparations. Only 144 days left until the magic begins… The Georgetown Jingle – December 1-14 – The Four Seasons Hotel, Washington, DC.
We are pleased to have been selected to participate in this year’s Georgetown Jingle. The Georgetown Jingle raises funds for the Pediatric Hematology, Oncology, Blood and Marrow Transplantation Program at Georgetown University Hospital. The event will showcase the talents of 14 interior designers through holiday displays. Our tree will be on display at the Four Seasons Hotel Washington from December 1st through the 14th. The theme of our tree will be Children’s Tea Party.
Please view the Georgetown Jingle website for more information.
Wendy is in the process of helping the Montgomery County Family Justice Center design their admissions lobby. Read more in the June edition of the Montgomery Volunteer.
Please view Danziger Design’s solution in the Home Section of The Washington Post’s House Calls
In an effort to share her creativity and design talent with her community, Wendy has been volunteering her design services at the Mongomery County Family Justice Center in Rockville, MD. In a recent video interview, Wendy was asked why she volunteers and what it means to her to give back to her community.
To view the video, click on the following link: AARP’s Inside E Street (Click on Play to view the video)
Wendy appears three times during the segment.
We are currently working on a pro bono project for The Montgomery County Family Justice Center. The April 2009 issue of Coastal Living is serving as a wonderful inspiration for us to be able to create a calm environment for the lobby of the new Rockville Center which is one of 30 in the country.