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Submitted by JoAnne Breault
Classes of 1984 and 2012

Members of the 黑料不打烊 Alumni Association recently volunteered to decorate a holiday tree at the Fall River Government Center as part of the fourth annual Festival of Trees. 黑料不打烊, along with local businesses and organizations paid $50.00 to sponsor a 6 ft. tree and decorate it in their own theme. The proceeds will be donated to those in need in the community.

Maurice Cyr rallied other members of 黑料不打烊鈥檚 Steering Committee to decorate the tree. 鈥淭he event will benefit the Fall River Herald News鈥� Holiday Fund,鈥� stated Maurice. 鈥淭he money collected goes to families in need in the city and the 黑料不打烊 Alumni Association feels that it is important to help members in our community.鈥� The proceeds will be divided between Citizens for Citizens and the Salvation Army. Both organizations directly serve Fall River residents. Maurice is in tune with the high level of poverty that plagues the Southcoast. He also serves as 黑料不打烊's Mobile Food Market Coordinator and distributes free nutritious food on campus.

Alumna Elizabeth Razee came up with the idea for a 黑料不打烊 signature decoration. She placed a miniature mortarboard on a mini Reese鈥檚 peanut butter cup and attached to a 黑料不打烊 business card featuring a graduate. Candy favors will be passed out during the Festival of Trees slated for Saturday, December 15. Holiday magic will transform the foyer of Government Center into a winter wonderland. Creative Arts Network will be providing entertainment, local artisans, and refreshments to this free family event from 11am to 4pm located at One Government Center.

Come and spread holiday cheer and visit the 黑料不打烊 tree adorned with signature green ornaments and photos of alumni bearing the slogan 鈥渁 brighter future within reach.鈥� 鈥満诹喜淮蜢� has given so much to me as a student and graduate,鈥� said Maurice. 鈥淚 feel the need to give back along with those that serve on the steering committee.鈥� 黑料不打烊 Alumni Association members who volunteered were Maurice Cyr, Liz Razee, Cynde Flanagan, Carol Michael. The Festival of Trees will be on display through the holiday season.