Piedmont Community Services to host Annual Recovery Month Celebration
Sep 7, 2024
DeHart Park - 212 Wood Brothers Drive
- Stuart, VA 24171
Piedmont Community services is hosting our Annual Recovery Month Celebration on September 7th, 2024. This year we are going to be at the Dehart Park, located at 212 Wood Brothers Dr. Stuart, Va. 24171.
The event will be held at our regular time from 10 am till 2pm. The office of Recovery Services had created the theme of “Peers Soar in 2024”. We want to embrace this theme by showing our community the power of people on their journey through recovery. This event is an opportunity for anyone to come enjoy a family friendly event and get access to free local resources while playing games, eating lunch, joining activities, and hearing speakers share their experiences. To keep the tradition going, we will also host the “walk for hope”. The community can use the pathway to dedicate their walk to a friend or loved one.
In the coming weeks will be reaching out to various organizations regarding their participation in the event. If you already have plans to join us as a vendor/Volunteer, you can complete the vendor form that is attached to this email and send it back to Kat Heredia, who’s contact info can be found at the bottom of the sheet. We will be sending out messages in the future with the official flier to spread the word to our areas. I would encourage you to share that with anyone in your respective area. Even if you can't volunteer or have a table, please consider coming on Sept 7th to show your support.
If you want to be a vendor here are some important things to know:
There is no charge to participate
You can promote organizations or have items that are for sale. Either is fine
You will need to provide your own table, tent and chairs on Sept 7th.
Set up for vendors is 8:30-9:30 am. You are responsible for your own tare down between 2pm- 3pm.
Vendors have no limit on how many people they can bring with them.
If there are any questions or concerns, please reach out to Kat Heredia