Sesame St Art Shelter ~ Kissufim ~ Birenbrey Family

The Sponsor: Birenbrey Family

Kissufim in Hebrew means: “Yearning” . It is a kibbutz in the northwestern Negev desert in Israel. Located 2 kms from the border with the Gaza Strip, it falls under the jurisdiction of Eshkol Regional Council. The community was established in 1951 by Zionist youth movement members from the United States and South America. (Gleaned from Wikipedia)

Name of the Community: Kibbutz Kissufim

About this Art Shelter:

From the donors ❤️:

We chose a multi-themed decoration for this shelter to represent the joys and interests of all three of our children at different ages. Our oldest son, Blake, is very into basketball and all other sports. Our middle daughter, Annie, loves all Disney princesses, and our youngest daughter, Kate, enjoys Sesame Street. We wanted this shelter to be a place where kids of all ages could find something they relate to in hopes to bring them even the slightest bit of comfort or enjoyment and hopefully bring a smile to their face. With this in mind, we tried to incorporate all of their interests into one theme by having the Disney Princess shooting a basketball alongside her Sesame Street friends.

The Art Shelter