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National Night Out

August 7, 2012 | Filed under: Davidson

We were invited to speak on a panel at the Edgehill Community. We gave a seminar there last year and they wanted us back for the National Night Out against Crime event. There was a panel composed of us and 2 police officers and 4 ministers and community leaders. The police had a stack of Truth about Drugs booklets with them. I asked where he got them and he said from his Chief! After the panel, we went outside where there were several booths on various community activities. We had a booth on the Truth about Drugs and The Way to Happiness. We distributed about 700 booklets and made good contacts with people from other organizations.

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