If you follow our blog, you know that it's all about the fun we have on our boat. However, we also have a day job, running our small marketing and communications company, Large & Page Communications.
We are lucky enough to have a long-term client, the Town of Windsor, Connecticut. While we didn't devise or produce the event shown here, we were asked by the folks at Windsor Town Hall to shoot some photos and video.
This event was covered by the newspapers and the local NBC station and got the front page of our biggest daily newspaper, The Hartford Courant the next day.
The following is the press alert we distributed for this event:
"To show their support for
20-month old Hailey, the daughter of a member of the Windsor Volunteer Fire
Department, Windsor
town employees decided to arrange themselves in the shape of a huge heart on
the Windsor Town Green, where they would be photographed from the top of the
giant aerial ladder on the Fire Department’s “Ladder 1.”
Hailey is afflicted with Neuroblastoma,
a form of cancer most often found in very young children.
Those participating in this
event are asked to donate a minimum of $10 each."
The person who did all the legwork to make this work is the Town of Windsor official to whom we report. If we used her name, she'd be very unhappy, since she doesn't want to take credit for what turned out to be an event that really reflects how government and the citizens of Windsor work together.
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