What is Go Blue 4 Kids? It’s your chance to take action against child abuse and human trafficking in our community. How do you Go Blue? There are a number of ways to raise awareness and show your support for McMahon Ryan during the National Child Abuse Prevention Month of April.
It starts with the blue pinwheel, a national symbol of child abuse and neglect prevention. In our Onondaga County community, it stands as an uplifting reminder that all children deserve a happy childhood and future.
There are even more ways to Go Blue 4 Kids in April as we are always in need of volunteers. You can work with our staff to host your own event. Recruit co-workers to get involved with the cause by organizing a “Blue Jeans Day” that raises money for McMahon Ryan at work. Purchase a variety of merchandise such as Pinwheel Flower Pots, Pinwheel Lapel Pins and Go Blue 4 Kids Wristbands. If you are a golfer, you can also purchase custom putter headcovers.
However you plan to Go Blue 4 Kids, tag us in your efforts @mcmahonryancac and use the #GoBlue4Kids hashtag.