c/o The Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center
301 Pleasant Street, Worcester, MA 01609
(508) 754-7793
Dear Friends,
Imagine, an empty corner lot strewn with layers of trash and overgrown brush. Now imagine that empty lot reclaimed by a group of neighborhood women as a memorial in the name of peace, and transfixed with a lush variety of trees, shrubs and flowers, people sitting on benches and walls, reading, sharing news, children running on grass, an artist teaching a class under the maple tree,
Women Together imagined this park three years ago and it will soon be a reality with untold possibilities for the Piedmont/Pleasant Street community. We have raised $91,000 of the $125,000 we committed to, but In order to close the gap of $39,000 by June 1, 2008, we need your help.
Beyond reaching our goal and not included in the budget, is a Wish List of furnishing and plantings to increase the enjoyment of a visit to the park, whether it’s for a run, a rest or a game:
Benches, Chess Tables with Chairs, Picnic Tables,
Storage Shed, Wrought Iron Entryway, Kiosks,
Stage Area, Holiday Tree, Plantings, Memorial Wall,
Water Spray Feature, Landscape Boulders, Site Sign
If you feel strongly that parks are a valuable community asset, please donate today. Show us your support for our neighborhood park by filling in the form below and mail it in with your contribution. No matter how big or how small, every donation makes an impact. Please make your check payable to Women Together.
All donations are tax deductible.
I am enclosing my donation of $ ________ to help close the gap.
I am interested in giving a gift from the Wish List and would like
A Women Together representative to call me at ________________.
Name: __________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________¬______
____________________________________¬¬¬¬¬¬¬______
e-mail: ______________________________________
Women Together
Creating a safe, multi-generational, and sustainable place where neighbors can come together, interact and build relationships.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
EARTH DAY CLEAN UP
MAY 3 is Earth Day and Women Together has their traditional neighborhood clean up.
We meet each year at the corner of Pleasant St and Winslow St, to share tools, gloves, T-shirts, some exercise, and start cleaning Pleasant St from Park Ave to Main St.
It is not only be proud of our neighborhood, keeping it nice and clean, it is an important opportunity to build community, know neighbors, and strength the fabric of our society.
We meet each year at the corner of Pleasant St and Winslow St, to share tools, gloves, T-shirts, some exercise, and start cleaning Pleasant St from Park Ave to Main St.
It is not only be proud of our neighborhood, keeping it nice and clean, it is an important opportunity to build community, know neighbors, and strength the fabric of our society.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
AWAKE LADIES!!!!!
Spring is here. GO OUT.
It is time to have a Potluck and an Earth Day Clean Up!!
Let plan it together.
SATURDAY 22 at 10 am at Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center.
Put on your thinking head and come to dream with us
It is time to have a Potluck and an Earth Day Clean Up!!
Let plan it together.
SATURDAY 22 at 10 am at Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center.
Put on your thinking head and come to dream with us
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
RECAST
We've played our separate roles
Too long.
Let us now recast our parts.
And I be you and you be me,
Exchange our lives------our griefs and joys;
Give me your wants and take my deep desires,
Wear my smiles and let me show your frowns.
Recast, restage, and restore our world
To harmony
And call
The new production
Peace.
by Jane Caldwell Hamburger/Shaker Heights, Ohio
Thank you for reading this,
Susan Lozoraitis
We've played our separate roles
Too long.
Let us now recast our parts.
And I be you and you be me,
Exchange our lives------our griefs and joys;
Give me your wants and take my deep desires,
Wear my smiles and let me show your frowns.
Recast, restage, and restore our world
To harmony
And call
The new production
Peace.
by Jane Caldwell Hamburger/Shaker Heights, Ohio
Thank you for reading this,
Susan Lozoraitis
Saturday, March 8, 2008
International Women's Day
In a rainy morning women of all ages and diverse ethnic groups, gather in the Network Center to celebrate our gender identity. We share food, friendship and poems, as well as some stories of women, honoring our mothers, grandmothers and great grandmothers in a very emotional ceremony
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