Northwest Arkansas Childrens Shelter

Disney Trivia Night

6:00—9:00 pmJune 3, 2021

Come join us on June 3rd for a night of Disney Themed Family Trivia to raise money and awareness for the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter. Trivia will be free to enter (with donations greatly appreciated), with questions suitable for the youngest of fans to the most extreme of Disney experts.

We’ll have great prizes, great drinks, and the food trucks will be open for business. Tables will be first come, first serve, so get here early to ensure your spot! We ask that you try and keep team sizes to a maximum of 6.

25% of the bar proceeds from the night will also be donated to the Shelter so be sure to come thirsty. Finally, some of the staff from the Shelter will be in attendance to raise awareness and share ways to support this great local cause.

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Judea

Judea fought her whole life to be free of abuse and neglect. She finally escaped that world and arrived at the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter where she immediately began to thrive.

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Meet Judea

Judea fought her whole life to be free of abuse and neglect. She finally escaped that world and arrived at the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter where she immediately began to thrive. For the first time in 17 years, she imagined living a normal life just like every other high school student. This included a wish to go to high school prom.

Casey, her case manager during her stay at the Children’s Shelter, shares:

“My heart is filled with so much joy! I got the privilege to go to prom with one of my kiddos from the shelter. No, it wasn’t a typical prom situation, but when a kiddo finally escapes abuse for the first time in 17 years, we do all we can to make it a perfect night for her. She is strong, resilient, courageous, unique, ambitious and unassuming. She inspires me and she is one of the million reasons I will never stop fighting for these kids. Prom night was a sweet reminder that no matter how many hard days we have to face, these special moments make every single hard day completely worth it. If these kiddos can endure years and years of abuse, then we can endure an infinite number of hard days. We have to, because they need us.”

Casey Krisell, former Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter Case Manager

I love it here because I feel safe. The staff are here for me when I need them. Plus, I got to go to a Razorback game!

Jesse, age 11

I went to the on-site school which I liked because it gave me one-on-one time and that’s what I needed to help get my grades up and catch up on all my credits so I can graduate. I would like to thank all of the staff at the Shelter for making me and my son feel safe and taken care of.

Teresa, age 17

I like the Shelter because we get new stuff, like clothes, and we get to go outside and play kickball.

Adam, age 6