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In Chaumont, everyone is mobilizing for the Telethon. Music, dance, sport, creative workshops and gastronomy are on the program from Friday 29 to Sunday 1 December.
The weekend of November 29 and 30 will be a strong moment of solidarity and generosity in Chaumont, with the Coordination Telethon de la Haute-Marne, in partnership with the City, which is organizing a series of events to support research against rare diseases. Music, dance, sport, creative workshops, gastronomy… There will be something for everyone, young and old. The objective is to raise funds for research, while having a friendly and supportive time.
Friday, November 29, the official launch of Telethon 2024 will take place at 6:15 p.m. at Chaumont Town Hall. “The evening will open with a moving performance by the elected officials’ choir, made up of more than 20 amateur singers – local elected officials, volunteers and members of the Téléthon Haute-Marne coordination. A first highlight to recall the importance of solidarity in the face of rare diseases. The choir will be followed by the Trimazos vocal ensemble, bringing an additional musical touch to this evening of gathering and mobilization,” explains Olivier Chantier, departmental coordinator and elected official in Chaumont.
The village hall, a place for meetings and solidarity
Saturday November 30, the village hall will be transformed into a place of meetings and solidarity. The day will be punctuated by various activities, accessible to all. From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., creative sports workshops are on the program with the Rythme et Danse and Jing Tao associations, but also with Les Graphistes Affichés and their “creation of pins and tote-bags” activities.
From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., dance shows will be offered, with the MJC de Chaumont and Jing Tao. At the same time, sports activities will be planned. For example, Ufolep will organize a one-on-one football tournament, for team sports enthusiasts or those who wish to challenge their friends in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. First aid workshops will also be led by health professionals, in order to raise public awareness of the importance of lifesaving actions.
The CFA de Chaumont will take part in the event by offering a wardrobe clearance. This solidarity market will allow everyone to do good business while supporting the cause. The refreshment bar run by CFA students and teachers will donate all of its profits to the Telethon. Finally, Chaumont Ludik will offer a series of games and challenges to entertain children and families, with a fun, but always engaged, approach.
Other events not to be missed
Other sites are mobilized for the Telethon. The Lions Club are organizing their traditional chef’s soup sale at the covered market (Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.). The Chaumontais Orcas have planned a sporting challenge in Palestra. From 9 a.m., the L’osier pourpre nursing home organizes a Christmas market and shows.
From Monday, November 25 to Friday, November 29, residents can “give weight to research” by dropping off small electrical and waste items at the reception of the Departmental Energy and Waste Union (SDED 52), avenue Foch in Chaumont. electronics out of order. For each kilo collected, SDED 52 undertakes to donate €1.50 to the Telethon. An introduction to Breton dance is offered by the Viaduc CEC association, Sunday December 1st from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., at the association house.
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## World Today News Interview – Chaumont Telethon 2024
**Interviewer:** Welcome to World Today News. Today we have the pleasure of discussing the exciting events surrounding the upcoming Telethon in Chaumont. We are joined by two distinguished guests:
* **Olivier Chantier**, the departmental coordinator for the Telethon and a local elected official. Thank you for joining us, Olivier.
* **Catherine Dubois**, representative from the CFA de Chaumont and organizer of a key fundraising event. Welcome, Catherine.
**Section 1: The Spirit of Solidarity**
**Interviewer:** Olivier, the article highlights a powerful sense of community spirit with various organizations and volunteers coming together for this important cause. Can you tell us more about what motivates this outpouring of support for the Telethon in Chaumont?
**Olivier Chantier:** (Response)
**Interviewer:** Catherine, your participation involves a wardrobe clearance sale. What inspired the CFA to get involved, and how does this activity connect with the broader goals of the Telethon?
**Catherine Dubois:** (Response)
**Section 2: The Diverse Offering of Events**
**Interviewer:** This Telethon weekend promises a rich and diverse program. Olivier, could you elaborate on the rationale behind offering such a wide range of activities, from music and dance to sports and workshops?
**Olivier Chantier:** (Response)
**Interviewer:** Catherine, your wardrobe clearance sale appears to target a different demographic than, say, the sports tournament. How important is it to engage people of all ages and interests for a successful Telethon?
**Catherine Dubois:** (Response)
**Section 3: Beyond the Weekend: Lasting Impact**
**Interviewer:** Olivier, what message would you like the community to carry with them beyond the weekend celebrations? How can this momentum of support for rare disease research be sustained throughout the year?
**Olivier Chantier:** (Response)
**Interviewer:** Catherine, what has participating in the Telethon taught you and the CFA staff about the power of community action?
**Catherine Dubois:** (Response)
**Section 4: A Look Ahead**
**Interviewer:** Olivier, as we look towards the future, what are your hopes and ambitions for the Telethon in Chaumont in the years to come?
**Olivier Chantier:** (Response)
**Interviewer:** Thank you both for sharing your insights and passion for the
Telethon. We encourage our viewers to join the festivities in Chaumont from November 29th to December 1st. It’s a wonderful opportunity to support a worthy cause while enjoying a truly community-driven event.
**(Closing remarks from interviewer)**
