Sunshine Factory to offer respite for families using Montana Children’s
406 for Kids founder Lori Williamson stands on the future site of the Sunshine Factory - a 4,300-square-foot respite home for families with children undergoing treatment at Montana Children's in Kalispell. (Mackenzie Reiss/Daily Inter Lake)
A rendering shows the grand room inside the Sunshine Factory, which features a large sitting area, kitchen and dining room, plus a slide leading to the downstairs play rooms. (Courtesy of Lori Williamson)
The exterior of the Sunshine Factory is pictured in a rendering. The home will be open from 9a.m.-9 p.m. for families with children at Montana Children’s. Construction is expected to be complete in the spring of 2022. (Courtesy of Lori Williamson)
The vacant lot behind Montana Children’s in Kalispell might look like just another patch of grass to some, but to Lori Williamson, it represented possibility.
The Cut Bank native had a vision five years in the making to bring a respite home to fruition and on Tuesday, workers will break ground on the Sunshine Factory, a 4,300-square-foot residence that will be open to families with children undergoing treatment at Montana Children’s...
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