TOUCH-A-TRUCK FOR EARLY LEARNING COALITION
April 6, 2019
Team Holland has coordinated the popular Touch-A-Truck event for the past several years for the Early Learning Coalition of Indian River, Martin and Okeechobee (ELCIRMO) counties at the Martin County Fairgrounds. The event is always a big hit with families and children who enjoy the chance to get up close and personal with the variety of trucks, tractors, fire engines and commercial vehicles on display.
Team Holland contacts local businesses to solicit their involvement in the event. "All of the trucks on display are from local businesses," Lisa commented. "We are grateful for their willingness to participate in this event with their resources and employees."
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They also organized the setup of the sponsors' area and assigned parking places for all the vehicles, handled the parking and made sure that everything runs smoothly all day long. This allows the ELCIRMO staff and volunteers to be free to meet and greet the attendees and raise awareness for their organization.
The ELCIRMO provides financial assistance for families in the communities they serve, and offer support, training and resources to community providers who serve approximately 7,800 children daily through School Readiness, VPK and free Resource and Referral programs. To learn more, please visit their website at www.elcirmo.org.
Brandon Tucker, Chair ELCIRMO, Migdalia Rosado, former interim CEO and Zackery Hackley, Director of Finance.
Misty Moody and Amy Reis represented GEICO as sponsors of the Touch-a-Truck event.
Brittany Bradley, Wilber Wright, Jose Lopez, Trevor Pearson represented Ranger Construction with their vehicles.
Christine Taylor and Oliver enjoyed the big trucks on display.
Bradford McAvoy enjoyed the arts and crafts provided by the Home Depot
Truly Nolen brought their one-a-kind yellow limo, just for fun.
