Graham Delivers Playhouse to Disabled Children
Growing up, every child cherishes their time spent playing at the park. But what if a child was born with a disability that didn't allow her/him to participate in the fun? Every child deserves the opportunity to play among their peers, which is why a group of high school students from an industrial arts class at Millard West High School in Omaha, constructed a mini-playhouse that is wheelchair accessible and allows children with or without disabilities to participate.
Graham employees volunteered their time and donated equipment to transport the new 12 foot (3.6 m) playhouse to its final destination - just in time for summer fun for the kids. Vicki Heuel from Omaha's Children's Hospital sent Graham a letter on behalf of the children, "the children are so excited with the new house and thrilled to be able to finally play in it. Thank you so much for making that possible."
