Meal Train® for The Lafargue Family

2 Adults, 1 Kid Palo Alto, CA Drop-Off: 5pm
The Lafargue Family

Meal Train® for The Lafargue Family

Paul Lafargue was a 6th grader at Greene Middle School and had previously attended Nixon Elementary School since Kindergarten. He was incredibly bright, charismatic, and friend-to-all, whose absence will leave a big void in this community. A lot of you have wanted to know ways in which you could show your support and sympathy for the Lafargue family during this unimaginable time of grief, so they've accepted the offer of meals and donations, that will be used towards a "Slow Down for Kids" initiative in Paul's memory....

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The Lafargue Family

Organizer

Edouard Lafargue

221 Participants

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Allergies or Restrictions

No preferences or food allergies.

Food For

2 Adults, 1 Kid

Drop-Off Time

5pm

Special Instructions

Please leave food on the table in front of the door and do not disturb the family. We want to allow them time to grieve. Please know however, that your support and understanding is immensely appreciated. Letters from Paul's friends are very appreciated as well.

Meal Drop-Off Location

Palo Alto, CA

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Updates

Slow Down For Kids rally in memory of Paul!

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March 6, 2021 by Emilie Peck

Thanks to all those who came out today to help promote the Slow Down For Kids (SKFK) campaign created by the Lafargue family. It was great to see so many of Paul's classmates rally to help spread awareness of the importance of mindfulness and traffic safety, to make our community safer. I've shared the photos with the Lafargues, in hopes that outpouring of community support offers them a small bit of comfort on this difficult day. Hope everyone stays safe, healthy and mindful this year! 🧡💜 Photos from today: https://photos.app.goo.gl/T6N9y8TRPgK8XFNu8...

In Memory of Paul...

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February 25, 2021 by Emilie Peck

Dear family, friends and supportive community members, March 6th will mark the 1 year anniversary of the tragic bicycle accident that ended the young, vibrant life of Paul Lafargue. His family has created an album for people to share photos of themselves holding a lighted candle (or any other symbolic tribute), in his memory. 🕯 Album Link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/hkBMWVTBq6wpMurc6 There will also be Slow Down For Kids stickers available at the entrance of the Stanford Dish on Sat, March 6, from 1-1:30pm for anyone who would like to come by and pick one up. The hope is that these stickers will help remind community members, the importance of mindfulness while driving, cycling or walking. 💜🧡 This past year has definitely tested the human spirit, but has also shown how strong, generous and compassionate we can be. The outpouring of community support last year was a shining example of this. 💖 On behalf of the Lafargue Family, we thank everyone for their kindness and support, and hope this message finds you and your loved ones, safe, happy and healthy in this new year. (Photo: Artwork by Paul)...

Slow Down For Kids website is live

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May 12, 2020 by Veronique Lafargue

Many of you have asked what you can do in memory of Paul and how we can help prevent more tragedies. We've been thinking a lot about bike safety since the accident and have put together a website, where we share posters for schools or neighborhoods, as well as resources and links: www.slowdownforkids.org. We would love if many of you can share it, but also reach out to your local city council and ask for more action. At a time when budgets are getting cut, we want to make sure that safety is not forgotten. If you have suggestions for other initiatives or ideas for assets that we can create (we are thinking maybe reflective stickers for bike helmet) please reach out to community@slowdowndforkids.org. We wanted to thank our talented friends who've made the website possible: Nick, Koray, Valerie, Emilie and Nikki. Thanks to all of you for your friendship, and for keeping Paul in your heart. Veronique, Edouard & Jules ...