Bucks County Audubon Society’s Cabin Fever Fest
Cabin Fever Fest — end of winter, celebration of spring fundraising event — to be held March 23rd in conjunction with the generosity of the New Hope Winery. Festivities begin at 6:00 pm with a reception, a meet and greet with the performers which is followed by a concert.
BCAS provides environmental education to the community at the Honey Hollow Education Center located in Solebury Township. In addition, the funds go toward maintaining the land BCAS owns which is part of the only watershed in the country that is listed on the National Historic Registry. Activities range from lectures, bird seed sales, family fun days, to outings for local scout troops and schools trips, including outreach literacy programs. BCAS is playing an active role in the Bird Town”project which is a county-wide program to teach how to make our backyards more bird-friendly. Please contact Diane Johnston, VP-BCAS Board, at 610-662-7105 for more information.
Bucks County Audubon Society is a private 501(c)3, non-profit organization. Program support comes from memberships; bequests & individual donors; public & private agency grants; corporate & business donations; matching gifts, in-kind materials & services donations; BCAS special events, sales, and field trips; and program fees & education services. All contributions are tax deductible.
To learn more about the BCAS go to www.bcas.org.
Bucks County Audubon Society at Honey Hollow
Dear Community Member,
The Bucks County Audubon Society is proud to announce a number of exciting programs scheduled for the year ahead. We are seeking sponsors to partner with us to share these environmentally significant offerings, and fund raising events with our neighbors in Bucks County. We are actively working to design new strategies to better celebrate and promote our partners by updating our website to include an area to recognize and appreciate your commitment, and to provide links to your business websites. Additionally, we will advertise your involvement with particular programs and events, and will work to feature different parnters at different times of the year. Business Membership is included with all sponsorship levels.
Contact Ann McCauley for a list of eleven of our most popular events. Sponsorship is a highly effective means of advertising and we hope you will partner with us by supporting one or more events this year.
Available Sponsorship Packages
- Select one event: Hawk $250, Hummingbird $500, Blue Bird $1000, Eagle $2000
- Select two events at Eagle level $3000
- Select three events at Eagle level $5000
- Select five events at Eagle level $7500
- Select any or all events at Eagle level $10,000
- Unable to sponsor at this time – Business membership to support BCAS $100
For more information about sponsorship, please contact Ann McCauley
BCAS attn. Ann McCauley, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, PA 18963 • 215-869-0880 • e-mail
Upper Bucks Chamber Presents
Take the Next Step: Maintain your Best Management Practices
ARE YOU DOING THE RIGHT THING?
Save the date, April 10, 2013 $10.00 covers workshop, lunch and transportation to field locations.
Join Mark Bowen, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Stormwater Technical Workgroup (PaSTW), James Crockett, Elgin Sweeper Company and others for a full day informative program which will include presentations and field work demonstrations. Stormwater best management practices and the maintenance techniques required to keep these practices working with be discussed and demonstrated.
Topics to include proper maintenance of porous pavement, native plantings, results from area field trials conducted in Philadelphia and more. Learn how you may be able to more effectively manage your stormwater issues, meet the new regulations and save money.
This workshop has been funded by the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania Citizen Education Fund through a Section 319 federal Clean Water Act grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, administered by the US Environmental Protection Agency. For more information email or go to www.bucksccd.org.
Central Bucks Chamber Women in Business Committee presents 20th Anniversary Gourmet Getaway—Cuisine for a Cause
Tickets are now available for the 20th Annual Gourmet Getaway: Cuisine for a Cause on March 21 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Spring Mill Manor, 171 Jacksonville Road in Ivyland.
Tickets are only $45 to sample food and drink from 25 of Bucks’ finest caterers, restaurants and wineries, plus raffles, silent auctions and live music.
The Women in Business Committee of the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present the 20th Anniversary of the Gourmet Getaway, an evening of food and fun which benefits the Women in Business Scholarship Fund. The scholarship fund gives deserving local women education money to gain the knowledge they need to re-enter the workforce. One hundred percent of the proceeds are distributed directly to the accredited institution the recipients will be attending. These strong, courageous women need the financial support to help them achieve their career goals and help them gain personal and professional success.
Since 1983, Women In Business has awarded nearly 100 scholarships totaling $270,660!
For tickets, sponsorships or raffle donations, please contact the chamber directly at 215-348-3913 or order tickets online. All proceeds benefit Women in Business Scholarships.
To register online click here.
Save The Date!
Save The Date For 6th Annual Golf Outing & Sports Memorabilia Auction Dinner Benefiting The TMA Bucks Scholarship Fund
Save the date and mark your calendars for Thursday, May 2 for the 6th Annual Golf Outing & Sports Memorabilia Silent Auction Dinner benefiting the TMA Bucks Scholarship Fund at Bensalem Township Country Club. The TMA Bucks Scholarship Fund supports Bucks County high school seniors who plan to pursue a course of post high school study in civil engineering, urban planning, transportation management or other related fields.
Where Can You Dispose of CFL's?
The last two editions we have been talking about where to dispose CFLs? The other day I was in Lowes and found some recycling bins in the front of the store. A one stop recycling center for plastic bags, rechargeable batteries and CFLs.