STARK COUNTY – A charitable group affiliated with the Stark County Deputies Association called the Kind Hearts Project will host Kind Hearts Day at the Stark County Fairgrounds from 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday, September 24th.
Free hot dogs and fries will be available, as well as free cotton candy and snow cones courtesy of Entertainment Explosion. Food vendors including Just Greek It and 3J’s Kettle Corn will be selling food on site as dozens of area first responders mingle with attendees.
The Kind Hearts Project will provide free backpacks to the 450 children attending, with ample opportunities for fun in the form of bounce houses and inflatable obstacle courses on site.
The primary organizer of the event is Marina Marsh, Office Specialist for the Stark County Sheriff’s Office and daughter of Stark County Commissioner Bernie Marsh.
“The Kind Hearts Project is basically the community supporting the community. Everyone wants to help, but most people think that one person can’t make a big difference,” Marsh said. “A small donation seems daunting to some people, but when small donations add up it makes a big impact.”
All proceeds are donated to the Stark County Deputies Association, which determines how funds can best help families and children in Stark County.
Maxsonn Marsh, Marinna Marsh and Bernie Marsh proudly wear their t-shirt design featured in the Kind Hearts for Stark County Community Project.
Contributed / Marinna Marsh
The association will also collect direct donations of non-perishable food items for local food pantries at the event.
Area residents who want to support the Kind Hearts Project, while helping to fund the program, can purchase clothing at Bernie’s Esquire Club, Aloha Tan or
at thekindheartsproject.square.site.
For more information on the community program or upcoming event, visit the
Facebook page.
