Thursday, April 8, 2010

Asheville: Let's Help the Animals --- YARD SALE -- this Saturday, April 10th



WHEN: Saturday, April 10th, 2010

TIME: From 8 am to 1 pm

WHERE: Parking lot of Pet Soup Pet Services, 31 Glendale Avenue, off of Swannanoa River Rd.

Brother Wolf, Animal Rescue is having a fundrasing yard sale this Saturday, April 10 from 8 AM to 1 PM in the parking lot of their facilities. There are tons of items to choose from including clothing, baby items, furniture, movies, books and much more.

They will also have a $5/box sale! That is: All you can fit into an Ingles' box for just $5 (boxes will be provided).

All money raised helps Brother Wolf Animal Rescue care for the homeless dogs and cats in their network.

Donations are greatly appreciated. Please call 458-7778 for more info or visit http://www.bwar.org/
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These folks work very hard and are totally committed to the safety and care of homeless dogs and cats. Please help them!!! The animals thank you!

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Thursday, November 6, 2008

Weaverville Elementary School Yard Sale Fund Raiser


Weaverville Elementary School is holding a Yard Sale to benefit the landscaping committee at the school. The sale will be held on November 15th 2008 from 8 am till noon. All proceeds will be used for landscaping projects, greenhouse supplies, and for the New Gardening Club that will begin on November 18th.


Donations for the sale may be made at the school from 2:30 pm till 3:15 pm from November 10th till November 14th at the YMCA Afterschool trailer which is behind the cafeteria.


They are also looking for volunteers to help set up and work the sale. Please contact Tany LaCorte at tany@hughes.net if you can help in any way.


Thanks to all of the wonderful residents of North Asheville, Weaverville, and Mars Hill that volunteer in our schools. Caring neighbors, parents and friends are what our schools function possible.

 
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