A big round of applause for Niagara residents who came through for the mental health agency
Pathstone, which provides mental health services to children and teens, announcing its #ProjectPlaid Campaign last month brought in four times more than the projected goal.
Pathstone had hoped to raise $30,000 but in fact raised just over $119,000
Agency officials say the financial boost will help speed up their efforts to reduce wait times for kids that began with the start of the pandemic.
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