- project leader
- Robyn M
- location
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337 N. Evergreen St.(Evergreen Historic District)
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the project
In 2014, a small group of neighbors campaigned to plant a rain garden in a neglected city lot. In Spring 2015, Evergreen Rain Garden was planted! And grew to become a source of neighborhood pride and delight.
In 2016, we want to grow our native species butterfly and bee garden footprint even larger through the addition of one crowd-resourced (and one matched) garden bed.
the steps
Funds will be used for tilling and amending soil, purchasing and mulching plants – and a sign to acknowledge and honor our donors and supporters.
Planting is scheduled to be completed by May 1st.
why we're doing it
Expansion of Evergreen Rain Gardens beautifies a neglected city lot, provides habitat and food for butterflies and bees, and raises awareness of attractive greenscaping options for stormwater management.
budget
DISBURSEMENT BUDGET (as of 4/28/16):
| RAISED = | $1,168.00 |
| ioby Platform Fee | $35.00 |
| Payment Processing Fee (3%) | $33.00 |
| TOTAL TO DISBURSE = | $1,100.00 |
ORIGINAL BUDGET:
Tiller rental $250
Soil & mulch $250
Plants $500
Sign $100
| SUBTOTAL = | $1,100 |
| ioby Platform Fee | $35 |
| Payment Processing Fee of 3% | $33 |
| TOTAL TO RAISE = | $1,168 |
updates
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photos
This is where photos will go once we build flickr integrationdonors
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Wyndell Robertson & Pam Routh
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Ginny & Phil Wilcox
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Pete Mace
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Dianne and Donna Parker
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Kelsey Lyons
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Chris & Jackie Morton
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Anonymous
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Tom & Tina NeSmith
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Jeannie and Jim Johnson
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Evergreen Garden Club
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Robyn M.
