A Fun Day at the Kissing Booth

Here at Sassy Scrubs, we’ve discovered that many of our customers find us through organic Google searches. Some ‘searchers’ are in the medical profession, some are not. Some are searching specifically for scrubs, some are not.

We’d like to introduce you to one of our customers who is in the medical profession, but needed us for something other than scrubs! He recently found us while on the hunt for ‘Lips Fabric’. That’s right; fabric with lips on it. Let’s find out why...

We’d like you to meet Dana Beatty and the caring staff at Care Pavilion. Dana was recently called upon to help build a Kissing Booth for their recreation department’s Carnival Themed event, held on Thursday, May 26^th in Philadelphia, PA. Rather than paint lips on his booth, Dana sought out fabric with lips on it to add a bit of extra flair to the event. (see photo) He found Sassy Scrubs on Google, and contacted us to buy our Sassy Fabric by the Yard.

During the event, residents of Care Pavilion visited several booths. There was a Ticket Booth, a ‘Candy’ booth (where residents received personal care products) and a Kissing Booth (where residents received Hershey Kiss candies). Dana noted that the event was a great success, despite the heat of the day. And of course, the Kissing Booth was a big hit.

The Care Pavilion, a not for profit group that provides housing and care in Philadelphia for seniors with limited financial means, is a proud member of the NewCourtland Network. Located on the corner of 62nd and Walnut Streets, Care Pavilion offers nearly 400 skilled and intermediate beds. Built on a proud tradition of offering care and services to Philadelphia's seniors, Care Pavilion is at the heart of a traditional Philadelphia neighborhood that features row homes, churches, schools, playgrounds, and shops. To find out more about Care Pavilion, visit them by clicking here.

The NewCourtland Network offers a range of affordable housing options for older adults, from apartments designed for independent living, to housing for seniors transitioning out of nursing homes, to cottages for the memory-impaired and their caregivers. For more information about the NewCourtland Network, and to read about their benevolent history, visit their website by clicking here.