As we opened our doors on Friday, June 28, 2019 for the public to view the transformation of a neglected, forgotten house into a welcoming, warm home for Female Veterans and their children in need, we paused to recognize a community businessman and philanthropist — Dennis Baglier. Dennis was presented a Proclamation by Butler County Commissioners Leslie Osche and Kevin Boozel in recognition of his contributions to the Butler County community, including purchasing the house for Robin’s Home. We are grateful for his support for Female Veterans and the betterment of the entire community. Thank you Dennis.
The generosity of the community and outpouring of support has been overwhelming and is proof of the caring for our Female Veterans and their sacrifices.
Many transformations have happened since we first opened our doors and changes and good things continue to happen every day at Robin’s Home. To learn more about what’s going on, check out some of our posts below.
- Robin’s Home Completes Partnership with Critical Writing Class
- We’re having a Rummage Sale! Date Change!
- Thank you to Katie from Seneca Valley High School!
- Spring Tea Celebration
- Buy Your Tickets Now! Comedy for a Cause
- Free Basic Computer Classes: New Time!
- Robin’s Home Executive Director Joins Board of Western PA CoC
- Hero’s Angels Bring Easter Baskets & Lilies
- Robin’s Home Celebrates Easter
- Lunch Celebration
- Wreath Making Workshop
- Secret Treats For Our Residents
- Another Robin’s Home Resident Finds Success
- Our Residents Have So Much Talent
- Robin’s Home Celebrates Leah’s Birthday
- Supportive Housing Opportunity Program (S.H.O.P.) Held at Robin’s Home
- Robin’s Home Resident Nominates Mary Chitwood as Woman of Inspiration
- Robin’s Home Enrichment Class Focused on Mindfulness.
- Robin’s Home Residents Participate in Art Workshop
- Join us in thanking Marissa and Bertha for volunteering at Robin’s Home.