To the Editor:
Rightstart’s Christmas for Kids and Christmas for Teens would like to thank WOXO Country and Oxford Hills Chamber of Commerce for the recent Radiothon to benefit these two programs. This successful event was a wonderful way to begin our Christmas season.
The team of the Bennett Radio Group, Stan and Alison Bennett, Mark, Spencer, Sarah, Corey, and Katrina, along with John Williams of the Chamber of Commerce, spent 13 hours on the radio. They were joined by community representatives who sponsored hours raising funds for children and teens in our 8 communities of Oxford Hills. Jennifer Fogg of Stephen’s Memorial Hospital, Heather Delamater, and Rachel Edwards managed the calls coming in throughout the day.
Daddy O’s provided breakfast, 290 Maine St. provided lunch, Aroma Joe’s provided free drink cards for those walking in to donate, and Joe Bornstein sponsored the tote board. Special thanks as well to Dead River Company, Norway Savings Bank, Wheelers Insurance, and Bancroft Contracting.
In addition, the sponsored hours donors Oxford Federal Credit Union, Maine Machine Products, Russell & Sons Towing, Speedway Inc, Stephen’s Memorial Hospital, Wallingford Equipment, Evergreen Credit Union, Rolfe Corp, Oxford Auto Salvage, Coastal Auto Parts NAPA, Androscoggin Bank and Twin Town Homes, and many individuals, businesses and groups that have helped make this Christmas a very special one for children and teens in the Oxford Hills!
Connie Allen
Jean Delamater
Janis Hutchins
Carlene Treadwell
Carol West
Debbie Koczon
Heather Delamater
Rachel Edwards
Doreen Tibbetts
Mikenzi Merrill
Rightstart Board of Directors
Oxford Hills
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