Environmental Justice Festival and Trunk Sale

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Join the Environmental Task Force as we celebrate the earth and renew our commitment to the environment! Attend the UUCL’s Environmental Justice Festival and Trunk Sale on Sat., May 9 from 9:00-3:30. The day will include presentations and networking sessions covering four important environmental issues that affect us all: Global Warming, Ethical Eating, Green Schools, and Mountaintop Removal.  There will also be activities for children and entertainment for everyone.

Environmental organizations can participate in any or all of the following three ways.  Please email a request to Rich Mason with your name, your organization's name, your phone number, address.

1.  Rent two large tables for $25, ($10 for each additional table), to sell items to raise money for your organization. 

2.  Sign up for an informational table to promote your organization's purpose at no charge.

3.  Encourage your members to participate in the car Trunk Sale, (below). 

We will have two ways for individuals to recycle, reuse, or repurpose items they no longer need or want.

1. Trunk Sale. Load up your car or truck and set up a table or blanket to sell your items!  Spaces are available for $15 on a first come, first serve basis while they last.  Email Rich Mason to sign up. Make sure you include your name and phone number in your email.

2. UUCL Fundraising Table. Donate your “almost new” items to UUCL be sold at the Fundraising Table. (No large furniture and no clothing for the Fundraising Table, please!) We need to know about your donation in advance, and you can tell us about it online.   Donate online.

Every Sunday morning there will be a Festival Table in the Fellowship Hall at Church. At the Festival Table you can

1. Get more general information about the Festival.

2. Sign up for the Trunk Sale or to donate to the Fundraising Table.

3. Sign up to be a Festival volunteer.

The proceeds of the Festival will support UUCL and an Environmental Justice Project sponsored by the Environmental Task Force to help them obtain Green Sanctuary Status for UUCL from the UUA.