Join us for a heartwarming and transformative workshop where you’ll carve your very own comfort bird! Led by the inspiring retired Air Force Lt. Col. Mike Davison, a respected leader and gifted wood carver, this three-hour session offers you the chance to create a powerful symbol of hope and care.

The comfort bird, designed to fit gently in the palm of your hand, is much more than a carving—it’s a token of compassion, support, and connection. These special birds are often given to those in need, whether it’s someone battling illness, a veteran, or an elderly person. When gently held, the comforting touch of the bird can soothe both physical and emotional pain, offering a quiet reminder that they are not alone.

Come craft a bird that carries with it the spirit of inclusivity and kindness, a tangible reminder that love and support are always within reach. Whether you carve one for yourself or for someone in need, Mike’s belief holds true: “the birds always find a home.” Be a part of this uplifting experience and create something that will make a real difference.

Free to attend – Registration is required. 

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