Clay Aiken

Clay Aiken and New Beginnings

Fri, Sep 11

After 35 years, living on our 6 acres - my husband and I, being empty nesters, are moving. We bought a 10 year old ranch house on a little over 9 acres 175 miles south of here. Life will certainly be different for us. We have never owned a pole barn or a grain silo before. This home was meant for us. The previous owners had our personality and taste.
We are moving from a very busy area to a slower pace of life. Our family, at first, were frustrated and could not understand why. Now - after a little time - they are very supportive. They have decided that we will be a place for them to go on vacation. Hmmmmmm

Clay Aiken has a few “New Beginnings” also. He has signed with a new record label - Decca Records, as I noted in my previous blog - Expect new music in the first half of 2010! Yay!!
Clay Aiken and Diane Bubel’s foundation has a new name; changing from The Bubel / Aiken Foundation to The National Inclusion Project.
October 17th, 2009 is the Champions Gala for The National Inclusion Project. This is a sold out event. Read about the event here - 2009 Champions Gala.
The foundation also supports the PBS Release of Including Samuel. You can find the Upcoming Broadcast for this documentary by Dan Habib here http://www.includingsamuel.com/television/ . Dan Habib's son, Samuel was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. The film honestly portrays his family’s hopes and struggles as well as the experiences of four other individuals with disabilities and their families.
Nominate The National Inclusion Project as your favorite charity for The Christie Cookie $25,000 Charity Giveaway! The most nominated charity will receive a check for $10,000. The runner-up wins $5,000, and the next 10 will receive $1,000 each.Nominations must be submitted on or before October 15, 2009. The winning charities will be announced in November 2009. One vote per email address.
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