"Light The Night Against Bullying" 2018
Channel: Now Habersham
Date: 22/09/2018

The first ever event sponsored by the newly-formed Heart of Habersham Project drew around 200 people to Habersham Central High School Friday night. Among them were dozens of local and state public safety officials. They were there to lend their support, their funny poses and dance moves, and to light up the night sky with emergency flashers when the sun set.

Light the Night Against Bullying was billed as a family festival. It was much more than that.

Amidst the fun energy of bounce houses, a dunk tank, dance music, and lights, there was a serious message..."Stop the Bullying."

It's a message that resonates with young people, many of whom who have witnessed or been targeted by bullies in school, in social and civic groups, even church circles, and online.

Heart of Habersham wants to change that.