Jersey Proud: Maine man spreads hope with billboards across New Jersey
A man from Maine is bringing inspiration to residents of the Garden State.
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Feb 17, 2022, 3:27 AM
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316ds agoA man from Maine is bringing
inspiration to residents of the Garden State.
Billboards that just say
"hopeful" have been spotted in Jersey City, Newark and Fairfield. The
billboards are being rented out by Charlie Hewitt for his Hopeful project.
He says he wants people to have
hope and thought the best way to get the message
out was to put it on busy highways.
The billboards span across states -
including Maine, Maryland and Connecticut.
Hewitt says he'll be renting out
the billboards all year and projects that 11 million people will see them.