The last stones were laid in the Madison River of Hope Friday July 24, completing the unprecedented partnership between nonprofits serving Madison, city government, local businesses, and local citizens. Groups representing all sectors of Madison banded together to create the Madison River of Hope painted rock garden in the popular recreation destination of Dublin Park to raise funds for COVID relief in Madison.
The River not only raised over $10,000 for those in Madison affected by the COVID pandemic but also created a moving visual display of almost 3,000 painted rocks memorializing this historic time, showcasing how our community of Madison came together with Hope and Resilience to overcome the COVID Crisis.
MVP in the News
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https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=680291555887139