Lighting of bridge event to be held in Mt. Kisco area
The second annual Lights of Hope Bridge lighting event will be held at The Sailhouse in Tarrytown by Hillside Outreach, with headquarters in Mt. Kisco, next month.
Hillside Outreach is a non-profit organization that delivers nutritious and high-quality food to thousands of limited mobility and low-income families, the chronically ill, and seniors in Westchester County every month.
The Mario M. Cuomo Bridge will be lit up in bright orange, which is the symbol of hunger, in an effort to raise awareness about the fight against food insecurity. The bridge is visible by many people on both sides of the bridge and highlights the ongoing efforts of Hillside to combat hunger in the region and the importance of the support of the community. Lights of Hope will also recognize the county for its dedication and partnership in addressing food insecurity throughout the county.
Poster printing can be used to promote such events and their fundraising and awareness efforts with poster printing.
Founder and CEO of Hillside Food Outreach, Kathy Purdy, saif that the lighting of the bridge is a beacon of hope and highlights the many people who rely on the services of the organization.
This event will take place on Thursday November 21 starting at 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. The event includes a cash bar, passed appetizers, wines, silent auction, and raffles. Tickets are $75 per person and limited to 100 people.
Hillside Outreach is a non-profit organization that delivers nutritious and high-quality food to thousands of limited mobility and low-income families, the chronically ill, and seniors in Westchester County every month.
The Mario M. Cuomo Bridge will be lit up in bright orange, which is the symbol of hunger, in an effort to raise awareness about the fight against food insecurity. The bridge is visible by many people on both sides of the bridge and highlights the ongoing efforts of Hillside to combat hunger in the region and the importance of the support of the community. Lights of Hope will also recognize the county for its dedication and partnership in addressing food insecurity throughout the county.
Poster printing can be used to promote such events and their fundraising and awareness efforts with poster printing.
Founder and CEO of Hillside Food Outreach, Kathy Purdy, saif that the lighting of the bridge is a beacon of hope and highlights the many people who rely on the services of the organization.
This event will take place on Thursday November 21 starting at 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. The event includes a cash bar, passed appetizers, wines, silent auction, and raffles. Tickets are $75 per person and limited to 100 people.