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Randolph mayor proclaims Say Hi Day and urges community action for inclusion
Summary
Mayor Mark Forstenhauser announced Randolph's local celebration of Say Hi Day on June 5, highlighted the nonprofitSay Hi's support for school programs and housing, and noted a partnership with the New Jersey Law Enforcement Torch Run benefiting Special Olympics New Jersey.
Randolph Mayor Mark Forstenhauser announced that the town celebrated Say Hi Day on June 5 and urged residents to support inclusion for children and young adults with special needs.
Forstenhauser said Say Hi is a nonprofit that "supports local school programs, families, supportive housing, and community centers," and noted the observance is officially recognized on June 11 but is being celebrated locally on June 5 in partnership with the New Jersey Law Enforcement Torch Run, which supports Special Olympics New Jersey.
"Building an inclusive community takes all of us," Forstenhauser said, highlighting the nonprofitand local partnerships as central to the town's efforts. He singled out members of Randolph Township PVA Local 403 for participating in the Torch Run and helping support programs for people with disabilities.
The mayor described Say Hi's activities as aiming to improve the lives of children and young adults with special needs through school-based programs, family support and housing services. He closed by saying, "Together, we continue making Randolph a place where everyone feels supported, valued, and included," and thanked those involved in the local observance.
