I returned this evening from Chocolatetown. My heart is a bit bigger because of the experience.
This weekend was part of Milton Hershey School's Founders' Day celebration. I attended two events on campus, both at Founders Hall (picture). The school celebrated its 99th birthday. They are ramping up for the big centennial celebration, of which my two children's books will be a part, in 2009.
If your travels take you to Hershey -- to the park, to a concert or event, or even to the chocolate spa for a little calorie-free pampering, give yourself a gift. Take one hour out of your visit to walk inside Founders Hall. Be inspired by the greatness of the spirit behind the school for children in need. Look up inside the dome-shaped rotunda. View the movie for visitors. Read the success stories of the school's alumni. Meet some of the young students who call Milton Hershey School their home. Your heart will thank you.
Now, go eat a chocolate bar, preferably one made in Hershey. Every calorie helps a child.
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