The Jim Friday
and the Asden Johnson youth protection homes have the power to change
a life.
They do just
that by providing safety and healing to children who are victims of abuse
or neglect.
April is Child
Abuse Prevention Month and everyone is being asked to support these children
in fund-raising efforts for the 2001 Fayette Youth Protection Home's Power
Parade, April 16 - 20.
The Power Parade,
conducted as a power walk and fund-raiser in physical education classes
at Fayette County schools, is endorsed and supported by the Fayette County
Board of Education.
Pledge envelopes
were distributed this week, and youngsters who collect more than $25 will
receive t-shirts designed by Danielle Roache, a student at Fayette County
High School.
Classes with
the most participation will get prizes such as pizza parties, ice cream
and skating parties, school supplies and more.
For information,
phone 770-716-8420.
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