Franklin Matters

Wednesday, March 15, 2017

Volunteer for HMEA's incredABLE 5K - May 21

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS

Do something incredABLE for the community!

Volunteer for HMEA's 16th Annual incredABLE 5K!

When you volunteer at HMEA's incredABLE 5k Walk, Run and All-Day Family Fun, you help to promote the values, dreams and potential of people with disabilities.

We're looking for incredABLE volunteers to help cheer our wlkers to the finish line, entertain families in the Kid's Corner, and serve refreshments in the Food Tent.

Sunday, May 21, 2017

7:30 am - 3:00 pm

(many shift times available)

Dell - 50 Constitution Blvd., Franklin, MA

Any time you give is incredABLE!


Kids Corner 9:45am-12:30pm or 12:15pm-3:00pm or both We need volunteers to run a booth, game or food station! Activities will include (but are not limited to) sports activities & games, cotton candy machine, popcorn machine, crafts, snow cones, face painting and pm shift includes clean-up.	Food Tent 10:30am-1:30pm Help us feed our hungry attendees by assisting with the setup, take down and distribution of food to all participants. Food includes hamburgers, hot dogs, pizza, water, juice, chips & snacks. Great opportunity for a group to work together!	Route Cheerer 10:00am-12:15pm Show your spirit and cheer along our walk route! Encourage our walkers and supporters as they complete their 5k walk route. This is a fun, high-energy position to keep the crowd moving and energized. This is a great volunteer opportunity for families and groups!

and more volunteer positions available!

click the button below to learn more or to become an incredABLE volunteer

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HMEA, 8 Forge Park East, Franklin, MA 02038

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"Both the elite eight and final four rounds will take place on Friday"

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"The Franklin High School Mock Trial Team will make its case to be one of the state's top teams at a competition later this week.

The team has advanced to the "elite eight" of the Massachusetts Bar Association's high school mock trial tournament, and will take part in the next round at the Worcester County Courthouse on Friday.

FHS teacher Michael Walsh, one of the team's coaches, said this represents one of the school's furthest forays into the competition, though it has reached the final four once before.