Action in aid of the Telethon
Date: Saturday 9th December 2006
Place : The Town Square in Laon
Time: From 2pm until 6pm.
Assembly: The Saturday morning from 7am

Our objectif
Our objective: A wall of 5.8m in length and 2m in height on which was written INDIFFERENCE was taken down brick by brick by means every time that money was placed in an urn in front of the wall. Everything was completely for the profit of the Telethon. As the wall was being knocked down, a banner was revealed behind it with a message bringing the solution to the problem of indifference today.
“It’s love for one’s neighbour which will make the wall of indifference collapse!”
 
Organiser : The cultural association of the Protestant Evangelic Church of Laon : AYCF (The Association for Youth, Children and the Family)

Head of the project : Pastor Philippe Calabria

Construction Team : Roger, David, Samuel, Luc and Philippe

Artist / illustrator : Bertrand Lefebvre

Photos / video : Pierre Franco

Principal partners for this action :
The wall was entirely financed by Mr Bricolage (in Chambry) which provided bricks and the necessary assembly materials for its construction.
The paints (about 600 euros) were provided by the business Peinture Paille / ONIP (Laon).
The tarpaulin was provided by the business Saint-Frères de Flixecourt, Somme.

30 partner businesses :
Close to thirty businesses from the town of Laon participated in donating in advance for this action. Nearly 700 euros were received before construction of the wall had even started.

Almost 1200 euros was raised for the Telethon.

A big thanks to the youth team in the church who went from business door to business door on Saturday 2nd December in town, raising nearly 700 euros in advance.