LACASA hosts annual Pinwheels for Prevention for Child Abuse Prevention Month- 4/1/13
LACASA’s CAP (Child Abuse Prevention) Council will host its annual “Pinwheels for Prevention” event Monday, April 1, to launch Child Abuse Prevention Month in Livingston County.
http://www.lacasacenter.org/help-plant-a-pinwheel-garden-april-1/
LACASA protects, advocates for and empowers victims and survivors of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault. This has been the mission of this nonprofit for more than 30 years. It assists hundreds of innocent victims and their families each year as they learn to cope with—and courageously heal from—trauma and heartache.
Members of the community are invited to help plant a pinwheel garden during a special ceremony that will take place at 12 noon on the front lawn of the Howell Carnegie Library, located at 314 W. Grand River Ave., in downtown Howell.
The “Pinwheels for Prevention” event will feature performances by the Voices of Voyager Choir from Voyager Elementary School in Howell, as well as readings by Girl Scouts from two local troops.
Ceremony speakers will include Miriam Cavanaugh, Livingston County Probate & Family Court judge; Pamela Maas, chief assistant prosecuting attorney from the Livingston County Prosecutor’s Office; Bobette Schrandt, LACASA president and CEO; and Holly Ward-Lamb, youth services director of the Howell Carnegie Library.
So come out and support this important event in your local community. 
Marcus D. Wilcox
Attorney at Law, esq.
Wilcox Law 