FREDERICK COUNTY GOES PURPLE
Training offered by Frederick County Goes Purple with the support of the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce and Delaplaine Foundation, Inc.
THANK 1ST RESPONDERS
To celebrate National Recovery Month this September, we invite you to participate in a letter campaign to thank those on the front lines who have assisted anyone impacted by Opioid misuse.
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Frederick County Goes Purple is orchestrating a letter campaign asking individuals and family members helped by first responders or community champions to send a note saying “Thank You!” First responders or champions include, but are not limited to, the following: Fire and Rescue, Law Enforcement, FMH Emergency Department, Public Health and Social Workers, Emergency Services, and Grass Roots Organizations.
Below are meaningful ways you can say, “Thank you!”:
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Attend the kickoff event at Carroll Creek Linear Park on August 31st @5 pm. Show your appreciation as well as drop off “Thank You” letters in the collection boxes decorated in purple. Boxes will be available at other events too.
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Mail letters directly to a First Responder or to: Crossed Bridges PO Box 1305, Frederick, MD 21702
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Post your appreciation on social media. #FrederickCountyGoesPurple
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Send an e-mail expressing your appreciation.
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Drop off store-bought cookies in sealed packaging to fire stations or other places!
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Provide suggestions of those to thank in the community. Forward their name and contact information to FrederickCountyGoesPurple@gmail.com.