GTT unveils Wall of Hope

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GTT unveils Wall of Hope: GTT on Friday launched its annual “Pinktober” activities at the National Park in Georgetown, where it unveiled a “Wall of Hope” as part of its continued cancer awareness drive. The wall has been mounted to allow cancer survivors, their family members and friends to share positive messages in order to motivate and raise awareness during the pandemic. In a press release, the company explained that since it may not be able to engage in its usual Pinktober activities, the “Wall of Hope” was birthed to help share uplifting messages throughout the month. GTT CEO Damian Blackburn can be seen in the photograph cutting the ribbon to the “Wall of Hope” in the National Park.
GTT unveils Wall of Hope: GTT on Friday launched its annual “Pinktober” activities at the National Park in Georgetown, where it unveiled a “Wall of Hope” as part of its continued cancer awareness drive. The wall has been mounted to allow cancer survivors, their family members and friends to share positive messages in order to motivate and raise awareness during the pandemic. In a press release, the company explained that since it may not be able to engage in its usual Pinktober activities, the “Wall of Hope” was birthed to help share uplifting messages throughout the month. GTT CEO Damian Blackburn can be seen in the photograph cutting the ribbon to the “Wall of Hope” in the National Park.
GTT unveils Wall of Hope: GTT on Friday launched its annual “Pinktober” activities at the National Park in Georgetown, where it unveiled a “Wall of Hope” as part of its continued cancer awareness drive. The wall has been mounted to allow cancer survivors, their family members and friends to share positive messages in order to motivate and raise awareness during the pandemic. In a press release, the company explained that since it may not be able to engage in its usual Pinktober activities, the “Wall of Hope” was birthed to help share uplifting messages throughout the month. GTT CEO Damian Blackburn can be seen in the photograph cutting the ribbon to the “Wall of Hope” in the National Park.