Warming Up for Christmas concert benefits ShineOnCass Foundation

by Mark Huard

The 15th annual Warming Up for Christmas benefit concert with Steve Fotter and Friends was held on Saturday, December 3, at the Williamson Auditorium, at Lawrence High School, in Fairfield, and helped raise $12,000 for the ShineOnCass Foundation.

Brothers Conner and Cameron Mushero perform at the Warming Up For Christmas concert on December 3.                               Photo by Mark Huard, owner Central Maine Photography

Brothers Conner and Cameron Mushero perform at the Warming Up For Christmas concert on December 3. Photo by Mark Huard, owner Central Maine Photography

The foundation was created to honor the spirit, continue the work, and encourage others to live the legacy of Cassidy Charette, whose kindness and passion for others shines on!

The mission is to educate, inspire and empower youth to make their world a better place through volunteer charitable activities.

The effort envisions stronger communities led by future generations who make community service and kindness part of everyday life.

These are just some of the many ways we support the ShineOnCase:

Steve Fotter

Concert director/producer Steve Fotter. Photo by Mark Huard, owner Central Maine

  • Cassidy’s Kitchen: Hart-Hart Farm and Education Center;
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maine;
  • Cassisy’s Kids: Mount Merici Academy;
  • Waterville Area Humane Society ShineOnCass Day;
  • Central Aroostook Humane Society ShineOneCass Day;
  • Shine on Saturday, Messalonskee High School girls soccer.
 
 

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