The deadline for donations has been extended through
Mid April!
No donation is too small.
Donate online today!
Friday, April 1, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Tree Lovers Needed!
Help Keep the Arborway Clean and Safe!
-Next DCR Partnership Matching Funds Grant -
TREE PRUNING is Phase 1 of Tree Care &Maintenance along the parkways,
a great opportunity to preserve these historic parkway oak trees.
The community share of the total project cost is more than $10,000 -
the state will match every $1.00 we raise with $2.00!
HOW MUCH CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE?
All donations are tax-deductible and due by the end of March.
Make checks payable to: “COMMUNITY SERVICE CARE” with “JPP-TREE PRUNING” on memo line & mail to : Sarah Freeman, 22 Arborway, JP, MA 02130 – or donate online at:gatewaytothearborway.blogspot.com
For more information, call Sarah Freeman at 617-524-0602 or Ann Stillman at 617-524-2387.
This project is an ongoing collaboration of local residents, 18 neighborhood associations, institutions, and park friends groups coordinated by Arborway Coalition and Jamaica Pond Project. It will be managed by the Emerald Necklace Conservancy. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE TO ALL!
-Next DCR Partnership Matching Funds Grant -
TREE PRUNING is Phase 1 of Tree Care &Maintenance along the parkways,
a great opportunity to preserve these historic parkway oak trees.
The community share of the total project cost is more than $10,000 -
the state will match every $1.00 we raise with $2.00!
HOW MUCH CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE?
All donations are tax-deductible and due by the end of March.
Make checks payable to: “COMMUNITY SERVICE CARE” with “JPP-TREE PRUNING” on memo line & mail to : Sarah Freeman, 22 Arborway, JP, MA 02130 – or donate online at:gatewaytothearborway.blogspot.com
For more information, call Sarah Freeman at 617-524-0602 or Ann Stillman at 617-524-2387.
This project is an ongoing collaboration of local residents, 18 neighborhood associations, institutions, and park friends groups coordinated by Arborway Coalition and Jamaica Pond Project. It will be managed by the Emerald Necklace Conservancy. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE TO ALL!
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