Double Vision Center with Improvements needed.



Double Vision Center has done “Amazing” things since we last talked!  Renovations to your community center are taking off daily, and are surrounded by positive people making things happen.  Whether a small donation, a monthly donation, volunteering, grants and even words of encouragement through prayer and verbal conversation, you can expect Double Vision Center/ Roller Rink very soon.

“Sustainability”

The Double Vision Food Court will be available on a daily basis with food, snacks and beverages for a donation to the public.

Roller skating will be a big part of our sustainability! Family Night skating is a great time to do something with your children, nieces, nephews and other family members.   Children stop by daily requesting, “The skating rink needs to hurry up and open!” Anyone will be able to purchase skate rental at our Pick up skate area. Skating party’s are also available for booking! Stop in and talk to us for more information.

Our computer room will be loaded with computers for your personal usage, and Computer Classes. The room located next to this one is our arcade room. All of this is available to you for a donation.

                 

                      

 Rental of the building is available for Birthday parties, Weddings, Family Reunions, Business meetings, School Events, Church Events, Lock-in, Private parties and much more.

Much More Needed!!

                           

Carpet throughout our walkways are needed as well as tile for our Food Court.

 Skating Floor repairs will complete the Roller skating area.

Carpet and Repairs to the skating floor will cost all together $10,000.

Other unfinished projects include Heating and Cooling System, repairs to our Gym floor, obtaining our Commercial Equipment, and rebuilding our Banquet room.  The cost of these repairs will be $10,000.

These things that Double Vision Center has presented to you will help make your community center a hug success!!  Double Vision Center/Roller Rink will also be able to attact more people for programs such as Juvenile Court, Teen Speakout, Open Mic, Creative Art, Computer Classes and most important…Exercise Events! If you have an interest in donating or becoming a funder please contact us at 517-629-6085 or Email us at doublevisioncenter@att.net and ask for Lonnie or Donnie Brewer. Thank you for following Double Vision Center. More updates coming soon. 

                                                                                              

Ben Wallace meets Double Vision Center

Vice President Donnie Brewer, of Double Vision Center, received a phone call May 1, 2011, stating that Ben Wallace of the Detroit Pistons would be visiting Double Vision Center located at 115 S. Superior St. in Albion.   Donnie has attended many games of the Detroit Pistons and both have pictures with Ben which is located inside Double Vision Center.  Wallace invited Donnie and Lonnie to his home several times, which they both have taken advantage of and decided to invite him to their home which they call, Double Vision Center. Both has kept in contact with Ben asking him for a couple of years now to come and visit children and their families at Double Vision Center.  Even though it was a short notice on a Sunday evening, Donnie was able to contact his twin brother, President Lonnie Brewer, about the news.  The word spread quickly and in minutes, family, friends, and children appeared out of nowhere.  As Ben entered into Double Vision Center, children as well as adults were introduced to Ben and he shook everyone’s hand. Children were whispering, “Dang! That mug is tall!”  Donnie and Lonnie just sat back and enjoyed the atmosphere the children were in laughing occasionally. Everyone was amazed at the white Camero that he was driving and took many pictures on their camera phones.  Ben signed autographs for anyone that wanted, which all the kids took advantage of. He also took pictures with them as well as adults.   Donnie challenged Ben in a game of pool, which is one of the activities that Double Vision has to offer, but, Ben declined and said he had to head back to Detroit. As the children watched Ben resume down Superior St., they never took their eye off his car until it disappeared.  Donnie and Lonnie hope in the future that Ben would come down and do more activities with our youth, hopefully, a basketball clinic for one day. They would like sponsor’s to step up and make this happen for the City of Albion. Double Vision Center, the kids, family, friends and the community, would like to thank Ben Wallace for making a dream come true in meeting him.  This is something that the children will never for get.