Blazen Divaz provide kid-sized face masks for Children’s Village
From left, Rosa Mettler, Amanda Williams and Aaron Waseca of Children’s Village accept a gift of kid-sized fabric masks from the Blazen Divaz.
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Blazen Divaz members put their costume sewing team into action, creating and donating special child-sized fabric masks for distribution by Children’s Village.
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While feeling the impact of the COVID-19 with everyone else, Blazen Divaz members decided to put their costume sewing team into action by creating and donating special child-sized fabric masks for distribution by Children’s Village.
The Divaz also gave more than 100 adult-sized masks to Kootenai Health and other first-responders.
"We felt that during the COVID-19 impacts we could make a positive impact to our community with utilizing our surplus costume materials to a very good and needy cause," Blazen Divaz President John Parmann said Friday.
All masks are being created with surplus materials from dazzling Divaz costumes and are being provided free of charge.
The Blazen Divaz is a fun-loving entertainment group that regularly participates in parades and adds special pizazz to community fairs and festivals.
