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NORWAY — The Short Folks for Hope Foundation recently donated $300 to the Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine.
The money was raised at a Folk Fair held in June at Longley Square in Norway in support of cancer charity organizations.
The Folk Fair, organized by the Short Folks for Hope Foundation, included arts and crafts vendors, demonstrations from the Phoenix Academy of Martial Arts, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles artist Steve Lavigne, music performances, Sea Siren Trio, Small Town Something, Rusty Wiltjer, Mr. Drew and his animals, Fur Cons, including Lagoona the Dutch Angel Dragon, and more.
The Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine is at 199 Main St., in the Stephens Memorial Hospital Specialty Clinic building. The center is open from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Thursday and Friday, offering a variety of programs as well as comfort items, free to anyone impacted by cancer.
PHOTO: Isaiah, Allie, Ian and Kristen Short, founder of Short Folks for Hope Foundation, recently presented a check for $300 to Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine Executive Director Mary Dempsey, Sue Craib, founder, and Karen Fillebrown of the CRCWM. (Submitted photo)
