Hayden Collins

Hayden Collins spoke on Wednesday night to the Phoenix Recovery Group in downtown Cartersville.  Gathered in the old Cherokee Elementary School, the group of 60-70 people ranged from young adults to seniors, and are participants in Phoenix’s faith-based program for addiction recovery and anger management.

Hayden described the experiences that shaped his commitment to education as the path from poverty to a better life.  After earning his high school diploma, Hayden worked to pay for night classes to complete his associate’s degree, and continued this priority of working while achieving his bachelor’s and then his master’s degree.  “Education is the future.  You become more competitive with each level of education you complete.  Getting your G.E.D. or high school diploma is your first step on the ladder of success.”  He encouraged each member of the audience to complete their program as an investment in their own future.

Hayden recognizes the value of faith-based programs for connecting individuals and the support they need to achieve their goals.  “Faith-based programs are a better answer than generic government programs without substance.  Faith-based programs represent individuals and organizations in the community that are living out their response to God and how we are called to serve our neighbors.”

Hayden Collins

Enjoy a night out with fun music and dancing, food, and true North Georgia politics, as the Hayden Collins Election Committee holds a fundraising event upstairs at The Cellar in Cartersville – Friday evening, June 18, 7:00 – 10:00 PM

No speeches or seating charts, just a relaxed opportunity to talk with Hayden, and with people from all over Bartow County who are doin’ the wave for his campaign for State Representative. Lots of menu choices, and cash bar available.

$20 per person or $30 per couple supports the campaign and getting the word out to Bartow County: Hayden Collins for District 15!

    HIT THE BEACH    Come one, come all!  Tickets available at The Cellar.