Community Enhancement 2017: Farmer FrogSaturday, September 30, 2017 | 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Farmer Frog is located at 23210 Paradise Lake Rd., Woodinville, WA 98077 Please park at The Church at Maltby, 9322 Paradise Lake Road, Snohomish, WA 98296. A shuttle will take volunteers to the farm work site. Note: The Woodinville-Duvall Road will be partially to fully closed this weekend. Please make sure to map your route in advance. Download a printable parking mapVolunteers of all ages are welcomed and encouraged to participate. Projects at all skill levels will be ready for anyone willing to work! Optional pre-registration is now open. Click here to register. About Community Enhancement: Making a lasting impact on the community since 1990Each year, as a demonstration of our commitment to philanthropy and our community, NAIOP Washington State partners with a deserving non-profit or government organization in the Pacific Northwest for a day of community service that provides needed upgrades and maintenance to the selected project site. The NAIOP Community Enhancement Committee plans the implementation of dozens of individual projects at the selected site, solicits the needed materials and financial resources, and coordinates hundreds of volunteers to make the projects happen. Over 25 years, NAIOP has upgraded and remodeled schools, playgrounds, child-care and special needs centers, and school camps, including restoration of habitat for salmon and other native species, utilizing the unique talents and resources of the NAIOP community. When you sponsor Community Enhancement, you are making a difference in our community and paving the way for future generations to learn, grow and thrive in the Pacific Northwest. Community Enhancement Highlights:
Thank you to our Community Enhancement Sponsors Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
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Bronze Sponsors Clise Properties Copper Sponsors ABC of Western Washington In-Kind Sponsors Action Communications  |
Farmer Frog, a sustainable, educational farm in Woodinville, turns underutilized sites into environmentally sound, food-producing farms and gardens, providing a learning environment for students and families to grow food for themselves and their community. Farmer Frog’s long-term goal is to become a model to help other communities replicate their methodology. This project will be the catalyst to help them become a self-sufficient organization.
