The HOP Easter Eggs dropped from a HELICOPTER!

Auburn, WALocal News

The HOP, hosted by REVIVE Auburn on April 20, successfully attracted over 7,000 attendees to Auburn Memorial Stadium, marking a significant community gathering. Shane Nicolich, who helped organize the event, noted the excitement surrounding the helicopter egg drop, which was a highlight for many families. The church, established about a year and a half ago, focuses on community engagement, with around 60 individuals actively participating. Pastor Josh Headley initiated The HOP to raise awareness of REVIVE within Auburn and its surrounding areas. The event featured diverse activities, including live music, a bouncy house, and face-painting, making it a hit among families.

Nicolich shared that the event's success exceeded expectations, with initial Facebook estimates predicting around 700 attendees. The church's commitment to bringing joy and connection to the community was evident as families gathered to celebrate Easter together. Nicolich expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to the event and looks forward to next year's festivities.

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