Bo Miltenberger, Bay Miltenberger, Bryce Miltenberger, Paula Miltenberger, Brooks Miltenberger (front) DAY TO PLAY BENEFITING FAMILY GATEWAY AttendeesenjoyedawidevarietyofactivitiesanddiscoveriesatFamilyGateway’s2ndAnnualDAYtoPLAY,supportingthe agency’sworktoprovidestabilityandlife-changingservicestochildrenandfamiliesaffectedbyhomelessness.Interactive boothsbynonprofitpartnersandexhibitorsofferingeducation,outreachandvolunteeropportunitiesforchildrenincluded Capes for Kindness, Dallas Stars Foundation, Dallas Zoo, DART, DFW Child, DISD, Explore Horizons, The First Tee of Greater Dallas, Hanuman Homies, HeARTS of Maya, Kids Helping Kids TX, National Charity League, Nasher Sculpture Center, and Raising Cane’s. “DAY to PLAY was created not only to help families affected by homelessness, but also to bring families to- getherforafundaywhilepresentingideasforcommunityservice,”saidEllenMagnis,PresidentandCEO,FamilyGateway. familygateway.org Photo Credit: Lisa Stewart Mary Jo McKellar, James McKellar RAINBOW DAYS POT OF GOLD LUNCHEON Guests gathered to raise more than $179,000 for Rainbow Days and enjoyed an intimate keynote address from actress and activist Marlee Matlin. Although Matlin lost her hearing when she was only 18 months old, she never let her challenges dictate her future or deter her dreams; in 1986 at age 21, she became the youngest woman to receive the Academy Award for Best Actress. She encouraged guests to support and believe in the children of Rainbow Days: kids who, just like her, have boundless dreams and limitless potential despite the present situations they may be facing. rainbowdays.org Photo Credit: RobWythe/Gittings NicoleWilliams, Auction Chair; Elissa McClure Clayton Main, Mandy Main holding Hank Main, Brooks Main, Ryder Main (front) Sherri Ansley, CEO, Rainbow Days, Inc.; Marlee Matlin, featured speaker; Nikki Chriesman-Green, luncheon chair