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Voting Now Open for Hallowheels Competition Supporting Children
Voting has commenced for the Hallowheels competition, a collaborative effort between Timberlane Middle School and Mercer County Elementary. This initiative aims to raise funds for Children’s Assistive Technology Services (CATS), a nonprofit organization based in Virginia that provides essential assistive equipment to children in need.
The voting process is straightforward and accessible, running until November 1, 2023. Supporters are encouraged to cast their votes by donating as little as $1. Each contribution not only supports the cause but also enables participants to vote for their preferred costume entries, enhancing community engagement in this vital initiative.
How to Participate in Hallowheels
To participate, voters can access the voting link at https://hallowheels.org/vote/. This platform allows individuals to support their favorite costumes while contributing to a worthy cause. The funds raised will directly assist in providing much-needed assistive technology to children who may not otherwise have access to such resources.
Additionally, a flyer showcasing the various costumes from Mercer County Elementary is available for viewing at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MrchQpG2lADjV57DIoznTC5ZiR9U8z7O/view?usp=drivesdk. This visual guide offers insight into the creativity and effort put forth by the students, encouraging the community to rally behind their efforts.
The Impact of Your Support
Participating in the Hallowheels competition not only fosters community spirit but also plays a crucial role in enhancing the lives of children who rely on assistive devices. The funds raised through this competition will facilitate the procurement and distribution of technology that can significantly improve the quality of life for these children.
As the voting deadline approaches, community members are urged to take action and support this initiative. Every vote counts, and your involvement can make a substantial difference. Join the effort to support Children’s Assistive Technology Services and help children in need acquire the tools they require for a better future.
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