Folks,
Service Raleigh is still looking for projects in Raleigh for
volunteers. Although their registration ‘officially’ closed on the 10th,
they will still take on additional projects. So if you have an idea in mind that
will help your community, please go to their site (even if early next week) and
let them know.
Thanks, Bill Padgett
Wade CAC
From: Bill Padgett
[mailto:bill@billpadgett.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 12:09 PM
To: 'RCAC'
Cc: Holley Nichols (holley_nichols@ncsu.edu); Bill Padgett
(Bill@BillPadgett.com)
Subject: Follow-up on Service Raleigh: Saturday, March 27, 2010
13th
Annual Service Raleigh: Saturday, March 27, 2010
RCAC
leadership,
Following
up on NCSU’s Service Raleigh discussed at the RCAC last evening:
Partner
and Volunteer Registration for Service Raleigh is Open until Friday, March 5,
2010
Web
Site: http://www.serviceraleigh.org/
Email:
serviceraleigh@ncsu.edu
Service
Raleigh each year offers us the opportunity to work together to improve our
community. On March 27th over 2000 Service Raleigh volunteers will
come together to work on projects throughout Raleigh and they are now seeking
Partners (that would be you) who will identify worthwhile projects within our
community. In the past volunteers have planted 1000s of trees in our Parks and
along our greenways (and will be planting ~400 trees this year in East Raleigh
with Trees Across Raleigh), helped in maintenance of an historic cemetery,
painted & insulated houses, installed low-flow devices in low income communities,
cleaned streams & vacant lots, worked on school playgrounds … you get the
idea. This is both a wonderful opportunity and a wonderful service for us to
work together to enhance our community.
Partners
would be expected to provide ‘the project’ including tools, equipment, special
expertise (if needed) and coordination. Service Raleigh provides the
volunteers. Don’t forget that the CACs do have some monetary resources that may
be available for supplies, etc.
This
is a wonderful service so please look around your community, schools, churches,
open areas and be è creative! &
partner with Service Raleigh.
Thanks,
Bill
Co-Chair Wade Citizen Advisory Council
http://www.serviceraleigh.org/
Partner Registration is Open
Partner
registration for Service Raleigh 2010 is now open! You can sign-up
through the website by visiting the Partners page. Registration must be
completed by Friday, March 5th.
Volunteer
Registration is Open
Volunteer registration for Service
Raleigh 2010 is now open. You can sign-up as an individual or a group
through the website by visiting the Volunteer page. Sign up by Friday, March
5th!
If
you have Questions about Service Raleigh & becoming a Partner contact:
Holley
Nichols: Asst Director of Park Scholars
919-515-3794
(holley_nichols@ncsu.edu)
If
you have questions about types of projects in the past, community coordination
& benefit, etc.
please
feel free to contact me (Bill) at:
919-264-7114
(cell), 919-787-6378 (home) or email: Bill@BillPadgett.com