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"Touch a Truck" Crowd Loved Seeing a Roadster |
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| Over Labor Day weekend, FFR engineer Eric Jacobs attended an event at WWI Memorial Park in North Attleboro, Massachusetts in support of Mothers Without Borders. The 2nd Annual Mothers Without Borders "Touch a Truck Day" is an event where children can come to learn about and explore fire engines, police cars, construction vehicles, ambulances, and more! | |
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| Mothers Without Borders was formed in response to the global orphan crisis. Their goal is to send a message of hope and offer real solutions to the serious problems these children face through fundraisers and service projects. They also provide local support to children at risk in an effort to help alleviate the hardships brought on by poverty, homelessness, sickness, abuse, and more, by nurturing and caring for them as if they were their own. | |
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| Thank you to FFR's own Nate Johnson for lending his car for the event. | |
