Don’t Miss A Day of Civic Engagement
Marlene Kurban • September 11, 2020
Take Action: A Day of Civic Engagement event.
EVENT DETAILS
- DATE: Tuesday, September 15, 2020
- EVENT TIME: 2:30 – 6:30 PM.
- LOCATION: Hartford Hispanic Seventh Day Adventist Church, 174 Russ Street, Hartford, CT in the parking lot
EVENT ACTIVITIES
- FREE vegetables for the first 40 families
- Distribution of FREE Smart Bluetooth Kinsa Thermometers for school aged children who live or attend school in Hartford.
- Hartford HealthCare COVID-19 Testing (at no charge)
- Census Taking by Census Response Team
- Voter Registration
- Hispanic Health Council
- Information distribution by Hispanic Health Council
- Children books distribution by Urban League
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