COMMUNITY FOR HOPE CAMPAIGN
April starts the busy season in the Outer Banks: better weather, outdoor activities and entertainment, an influx of visitors; prom and graduation season....Outer Banks Hotline would like to arm community members and visitors alike with the information and skills they need to make good choices during this time and throughout the year to protect themselves and others. Through awareness activities such as wearing teal ribbons, or wearing teal on Tuesdays, or decorating your home or business with teal; and/or through fundraising through our 100 FOR HOPE campaign - where you start a "team" with a goal to raise a total of $100; and/or through joining us for 100 for HOPE Ribbon on the Ridge, JOIN us in standing up to FIGHT sexual assault.
