Dream Factory Makes Gingerbread Houses
This past week the Waynflete Dream Factory activity sent 17 members to help make gingerbread houses as raffle items for the annual Havenβs candy fundraiser. This fundraiser is put together by all of the Southern Maine Dream Factory chapters each year and is a huge and tremendously fun way to not only raise money but also spread awareness about what the Dream Factory actually is.

In short, it is a non-profit organization that grants dreams to kids aged three to seventeen who are diagnosed with a chronic illness. In the simplest terms, chronic illnesses are lifelong conditions that can often be helped with medication but cannot be cured. Last year, the Waynflete DF club helped to send a Maine 12 year old diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes to Disney with his family. In just one year, the club raised over $500 and gave 11 cumulative days of community service.
If you are interested at all in the Dream Factory at Waynflete, donβt hesitate to contact me! You can reach me at or find me in the hallway at school π

From left to right: (Back) Lily Fanburg 19, Carson Ford 19β, Annabel Huber 19β, Gaia Santoro Lecchini 19β, Ali Pope 17β, Emi Boedeker 19β, Emma Anghel 19β, Ava Thomas 18β, Eloise King-Clements 19β, (Front) Marady Parr 19β, Charlotte Rhodes 18β, Gail Johnson 16β, Tabby Al Musawi 19β, Sophia Mayone 17β, Phoebe Hart 19β, Claire Dubois 18β, Isabel Dubois 18β