SAFE Fair Winner of Apple iPOD Announced

MEXICO, NY – The first Oswego County Substance Awareness Family Education Fair winner of the Apple iPod with case, ear buds and two $10 iTunes cards, was Sawyer Oakes, 6, of Parish.

Sawyer and Avery Oakes attended the SAFE Fair with their family, Karen and Greg Oakes.

From left are: Teresa Woolson (president of VOW Foundation), Sawyer Oakes (6) and Avery Oakes (9).
From left are: Teresa Woolson (president of VOW Foundation), Sawyer Oakes (6) and Avery Oakes (9).

“Congratulations and thanks to the Victor Orlando Woolson Foundation for this great event and for all the work you do to spread awareness of these important issues in our community!” said Karen Oakes, Sawyer’s mother.

This event was made possible with the support of many sponsors, such as Pathfinder Bank, Farnham Family Services, EJ Construction, Longhouse Construction, Whitacre Engineering Company, Carolyn Rush, Assemblyman Will Barclay, Jennifer O’Reilly, Walmart  Oswego and a mini-grant from the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau and the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.

“In addition to the many sponsors of this event, I’d like to thank the local businesses and community members who donated gifts and gift certificates:  Jreck Subs, The Comic Shop, Maida’s Florist, TJ Maxx, Bridge Street Pizza & More, Azteca Mexican Grill, Unique Hair Shoppe, Pizza Hut Fulton, Otto’s Diner, Cathy’s Cafe, Paul’s Big M Oswego, A Touch of Grace, Zoom Tan, Aces Up, Upstate Poison Center, Essential Oils, Carol Knopp, Joelle Gould, Candice Loadwick, Angela Coville, Barry and Sarah Gauger, John and Carol Knopp, Dave Spencer, Carnivore’s BBQ, Knotweed Farms, Mexico VFW Post 369, and Joanie Waterman. Thank you to OswegoCountyToday.com, the Palladium Times and Oswego County weeklies for publishing our event and Newschannel 9 for having me on its Weekend Show with Tammy Palmer and on Bridge Street,” said Teresa Woolson, president of VOW FoundationTeresa Woolson.

Planning for next year’s event will begin soon.

The second event may be scheduled for May or June while school is in session, in order to reach more youth and families.

The VOW Foundation is a non–profit charitable organization, more information can be found on our website www.vow-foundation.org missing or outdated ad config

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