Dave Harms, of Walbridge, and with the band Tinfoil, performing at Acoustics for Autism in Maumee.
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Nicole Khoury, founder of Project iAm and the fireball behind Acoustics for Autism, outside of the Village Idiot in downtown Maumee. The Village Idiot was the host site of the first Acoustics event in 2008, and it continues to be an important contributor to it.
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Nicole Khoury.
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Mandy Sargeont, of Springfield Township, at Acoustics for Autism.
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Miracle Washington, 13, of Toledo, left, helps Harper Cappel, 6, of Whitehouse, to get a tattoo. Washington, who attends Beverly Elementary School, was volunteering for the event as a member of the National Junior Honor Society.
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Max Schira, 8, his friend Jackson Thistlethwhite, also 8, brother Myles Schira, 5, and parents Kelly and Bryan Schira, listening to musician Kaiden Chase, of Waterville. The Schiras and Thistlethwhite live in Perrysburg.
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Amelia Cappel, 8, of Whitehouse, receives a balloon from Troy Baines, the Wolf.
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