Meet Mayor Crate!
Maureen Dougherty met with Brick’s Mayor Lisa Crate today. They discussed our Brick Garden Club. The meeting was recorded and will be posted next week. We appreciate Mayor Crate’s interest in our club and other Brick Community Organizations!
Vendors Needed!
The 20th Anniversary Brick Garden Tour & Tea is scheduled for Tuesday July 11, 2023 10am-3pm.
If you are interested in having a vendor booth at our event please contact Paula Kocmalski at 732-202-7211 or email paulatheneedle@comcast.net for more information.
HELP WANTED!!!!
Please consider joining our awesome group of Garden Club leaders! Our openings include:
Community Projects Chair-plan and provide for our Brick Green Fair table and other community activities. You would have lots of help from our members!
Contact Maureen….
maureendoc@gmail.com
Garden Tour and Tea:
Set up/take down coordinator
Vendor coordinator
Homeowners gift buyer
Raffle assistant(s)
Contact Lydia Trainor…lydned@gmail.com
Next Meeting
Monday April 10th at 7!
Thank you, Mary Lapolla, for your service as Brick Garden Club’s President!
Our Annual Garden Party was on Monday, August 8!
(See photos page for more pics!)
The Secret Gardens of Brick Garden Tour and Tea, July 12!
Mary collected ticket money at our last meeting!
Garden Club Scholarship!
The Garden Club has awarded the 2022 Scholarship Grant of $1000 to Christina Byrne from Brick H.S
Christina is a wonderful reflection of today's youth & will be a voice for the environment & a motivating force to implement
lifestyle changes to our planet. Christina will be attending Worchester Polytenic Institute & plans to study Environmental & Earth Science.
We hope she has an interesting & rewarding college experience.
WANT A WAY TO STAY CONNECTED TO OUR CLUB WHILE MAKING A CONTRIBUTION?
We don’t currently have the benefit of meetings where we could explain projects and pass around “sign-up” sheets; yet, the need for volunteers to help at our Rt.70 and Cultural Arts Center locations continues. Weeding is the main task we need help with right now and into September. As gardeners, some of us even enjoy weeding! To quote British gardener Christopher Lloyd, weeding can be a “kind of soothing monotony.” There are other garden tasks that come up as well. Just a few hours of your time can be a big help. As we all try to beat the heat...maybe you’d prefer to stop on your own and spend an hour or two in early morning or early evening? Perhaps you’d like to pick a small area to keep up on your own or with a friend? If an announced “pop-up” work day isn’t good for you, please consider reaching out to us. Perhaps we can meet you at another time or work out another way to accommodate you. To “sign-up”, ask questions, or make suggestions, please contact Mary LaPolla, malapolla@comcast.net 732-920-8231 or Carol Kilgannon, kilgannon_c@yahoo.com (underscore before “c”) 732-255-2176. You may also use the contact page of our Brick Garden Club website. With a list of willing volunteers, we’ll be able to reach out to you directly.
THANK YOU to Sue Fevola, Linda Helck, Ann Hopko and Sue MacDougall for their help at Rt.70. They all spent time in June and July weeding and cleaning up plants. Their efforts are very much appreciated.
Thanks also to Carol Kilgannon, Mary LaPolla and Sue MacDougall for volunteering in the CAC clean up. The CAC still needs more loving care. Three people are hardly enough to do the clean-up that is needed. Please help us out! Call Mary LaPolla at the contact above.
THANK YOU to Sue Fevola, Linda Helck, Ann Hopko and Sue MacDougall for their help at Rt.70. They all spent time in June and July weeding and cleaning up plants. Their efforts are very much appreciated.
Thanks also to Carol Kilgannon, Mary LaPolla and Sue MacDougall for volunteering in the CAC clean up. The CAC still needs more loving care. Three people are hardly enough to do the clean-up that is needed. Please help us out! Call Mary LaPolla at the contact above.
