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Remembering Harry Chapin

Writer: John Scollan
John Scollan
Sep 1, 2024
1 min read

I am thinking about the great 70s storyteller, Harry Chapin today. Of all the songs he wrote and performed, two stand out to me. “Cats and the cradle” and “Taxi”. Both are still relevant and enjoyable today.

What you may not remember is that Harry Chapin

was an activist for many causes. His number one concern was ending word hunger. He once said”when in doubt, do something.”

In Harry’s memory we are asking you to do something today. Send in what you can to help us fight hunger in the Greater Baltimore area. Please consider becoming a member of Catherine’s Angels, our monthly donation platform.

 
 
 

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