MD Lt. Gov. Helps Launch United Way Campaign
By: Bejoy Joseph
Updated: October 11, 2012
FREDERICK, MD- Maryland Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown helped the United Way of Frederick County launch a $2-million fundraising campaign.
The Lt. Governor spoke to a group of community leaders and members, urging them to help families in poverty by lending emotional and financial support.
"I think folks are walking away saying, "Hey, I need to be bold in my giving. I need to advocate for those in need, and I need to roll up my sleeves and volunteer my time," Lt. Gov. Brown said.
Click here for information on giving and volunteering with the United Way of Frederick County.
The Lt. Governor spoke to a group of community leaders and members, urging them to help families in poverty by lending emotional and financial support.
"I think folks are walking away saying, "Hey, I need to be bold in my giving. I need to advocate for those in need, and I need to roll up my sleeves and volunteer my time," Lt. Gov. Brown said.
Click here for information on giving and volunteering with the United Way of Frederick County.
