WCEI interviewed two of the Togathon organizers this week—click through to listen to the complete interview!
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The Easton High School’s (EHS) Latin Honor Society presents “Togathon” on February 20th and 21. The six-hour-long live-stream event will raise funds for the Hopeful Campaign’s new focus on supplementing mental health services in local schools. To help raise awareness for this cause, a series of on-screen interviews where students, teachers, and parents share their thoughts and hopes around this issue is being produced.
The Hopeful Campaign and EHS Latin Honor Society have joined forces to present Togathon, an online fundraiser to raise support for mental health services in our schools.
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What makes us hopeful? Acts of kindness, a friend’s smile (no hugs for now), seeing our younger generation making a difference, a loving and caring community — all these things give us hope as we face new challenges. With the added stressors of COVID-19, some people are losing hope, but thanks to the efforts of Dock Street Foundation, the message of hope is glowing on the streets of Easton to remind us not to give up, to care for our neighbors, and to believe in ourselves, our community and our country.
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Matt Andrew of “Matt Chats” interviews attendees, artists and organizers at the launch of Hopeful 2020.
Read MoreEarly Friday night, a crowd of about one hundred gathered in Thompson Park for the unveiling of two art sculptures by Maine artist Charlie Hewitt entitled “Hopeful” which will be seen on Dover and Washington Street as part of the Hopeful 2020 project.
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A crowd of over 100 people joined Dock Street Foundation, Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Avalon Foundation, Talbot County Arts Council, and Discover Easton to kick-off the celebration of Hopeful 2020 on July 10th in Thompson Park (corner of Dover and Washington Streets) in Easton.
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