Children’s Advocacy Center seeks donations
Many people participated in the Children’s Advocacy Center’s first annual road race in 2019, raising $15,000 the first year. This year, the center had to hold a virtual event because of the pandemic and raised$5,000. The center is asking for end-of-the-year donations. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Modified: 12/31/2020 4:14:20 PM
GREENFIELD The Children’s Advocacy Center of Franklin County and North Quabbin was not able to hold its annual Hope and Healing Breakfast or its Race Against Child Abuse road race this year because of the pandemic, but it remained open anyway.
Executive Director Irene Woods said as 2020 comes to a close, the center is looking to those who would have attended the two events, along with others who might not have donated in the past, to “make a generous donation” to the center so it can continue to remain open to offer children a place to tell their story and begin their journey of healing.
Children’s Advocacy Center seeks donations to offset fundraising loss
Many people participated in the Children’s Advocacy Center of Franklin County and North Quabbin’s inaugural road race in 2019, raising $15,000 the first year. This year, the center had to hold a virtual event because of the COVID-19 pandemic and raised $5,000. The center is asking for end-of-the-year donations to offset fundraising losses. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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Published: 12/29/2020 5:51:51 PM
GREENFIELD The Children’s Advocacy Center of Franklin County and North Quabbin was not able to hold its annual Hope and Healing Breakfast or its Race Against Child Abuse road race this year because of the pandemic. But, nonetheless, it remained open anyway.