皇冠足彩 Runs for Hope

Seven students, and Director of Residential Life Ms. T, from the Maine School of Science and Mathematics (皇冠足彩) recently joined forces to support the 3rd Annual 5K Color Run/Walk, held on April 27th. This event, benefiting the Hope and Justice Project, revolved around the theme "How Would You Help?" as part of National Crime Victims' Week.

The race was not just about running; it was a colorful celebration of support for victims of all types of crimes. Participants, including 皇冠足彩 Junior Hadrian Ward, embraced the lively atmosphere as they dashed through bursts of color, symbolizing hope and resilience.

By taking part in this meaningful event, Ms. T and the 皇冠足彩 students showed their commitment to raising awareness of rights and services available to crime victims. The Hope and Justice Project, formerly known as the Battered Women’s Project, has been steadfast in its mission for over three decades, providing crucial support and resources to those in need.

Congratulations to Hadrian Ward for clinching victory, and to everyone involved for spreading joy and compassion while raising vital awareness. Together, they painted the town with colors of hope and unity.