KultureCity Night
Members of Vestavia’s fire and police departments along with Kerry Adkins, owner of OnTime Service, participated in the April 29 KultureCity fundraiser. Photo courtesy of City of Vestavia Hills.
During a night in April, McDonald’s restaurants in Vestavia Hills and Hoover donated 20 percent of sales to local nonprofit KultureCity. Participating restaurants including the following locations: Valleydale Road, Highway 150, the Riverchase Galleria, Acton Road and U.S. 31 in Vestaiva Hills.
The event was part of Autism Awareness Month. KultureCity is a nonprofit organization based in Vestavia Hills that provides resources to families affected by autism. , the group has now reached hundreds of families across the world and received a 2014 Top-Rated Nonprofit Award.
The Vestavia Hills Fire Department brought their fire trucks and handed out fire hats to children attending the event. The Vestavia Hills Police Department brought search dogs for families to have a meet and greet. McDonald’s had various cartoon characters at each restaurant so that children and families could take photos.
For more about KultureCity, visit kulturecity.org.
