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Foster and adoptive families, along with supporters of Coyote Hill, gathered to celebrate Independence Day Saturday at Coyote Hill, a non-profit organization that opened in 1991 to provide a safe haven and resources to welcome children and their families to Harrisburg. This is the first year that Coyote Hill has combined its 4th of July celebration and open house events, starting a new tradition.
The event included free food, snow cones, lawn games, bouncy houses, pony rides and fireworks.
Madilyn Oliver rides on the shoulders of her father, Cameron Oliver, on Saturday at Coyote Hill in Harrisburg. This was the first year that Coyote Hill had combined its July 4 celebration and open house activities.
Children jump in the bouncy house Saturday at Coyote Hill in Harrisburg. The event offered free food, snow cones, pony rides and games.
Volunteers hand out glow sticks to families Saturday at Coyote Hill in Harrisburg. All foster and adoptive families were invited to this event, as well as Coyote Hill supporters.
Children look up to catch skydivers Saturday at Coyote Hill in Harrisburg. Coyote Hill provides a safe place and resources for foster children.
Gracie Innes, 13, left, and Melissa Innes, 15, watch fireworks Saturday at Coyote Hill in Harrisburg. The event ended with a 10-minute fireworks display.
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