Bedford, NH. (October 7, 2019): BeBOLD is looking to TURN BEDFORD RED for a third year in a row during Red Ribbon Week’s national drug prevention initiative held October 23 – 31. “Bedford Goes Red” for Red Ribbon Week is a local, community effort sponsored by BeBOLD to support National Red Ribbon Week.
Help BeBOLD educate our community to stay drug and alcohol-free by displaying red lights and/or red ribbons on your home or place of business during the week of October 23-31.
Where can I get red lights? Ace Hardware, located at 209 NH-101 in Bedford (Harvest Market Plaza), has graciously donated red lights of all kinds. Visit Ace to get yours FREE, while supplies last!
Where can I get ribbons? Primary Bank, located at 207 NH-101 in Bedford (Harvest Market Plaza) and Cohen Closing and Title, located at 203 Meetinghouse Road in Bedford. Stop by either of these businesses and get yours FREE, while supplies last!
Once you have your red lights and/or red ribbons displayed, take a video or photo of you “going RED and being BOLD”, send it to president@beboldbedford.org and we will post it on our social media!
Also in celebration of the “Bedford Goes Red” for Red Ribbon Week campaign, BeBOLD will be:
- Providing special activities and giveaways at the Bedford High School Varsity Football game on Friday, October 25th; and
- Hosting a presentation at Bedford High School on Monday, October 28th from 7-8pm with special guest speakers Bo Chancey, Senior Pastor of Manchester Christian Church and Chris Carpenter, retired professional baseball pitcher who won the Cy Young Award and two World Series Championships.
In addition, look for special messaging regarding social liability and anti-vaping all during Red Ribbon Week. For more information regarding National Red Ribbon Week, please visit redribbon.org.
BeBOLD is a 501(c)(3) non-profit drug awareness, education and prevention coalition in Bedford, NH. The coalition includes adult and youth volunteers as well as local police, school and community professionals. BeBOLD’s mission is to prevent substance abuse in the Bedford community by educating Bedford’s adults and youth about the current dangers of all kinds of substance abuse, including alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription drugs and tobacco.
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