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Friends of Endicott Park Continue to Fundraise
There are fewer than 40 personalized bricks available to purchase for the walkway to the Nature and Environmental Education Center.
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DANVERS, MA – There are fewer than 40 bricks left for purchase in the Friends of Endicott Park fundraiser launched last year.
The Friends have been selling personalized bricks to be used in a walkway in front of the Townley Family Children's barnyard to raise money for construction of the Nature and Environmental Education Center. Engraved bricks, which are 4 inches by 8 inches, are laser inscribed and epoxy filled to preserve the surface. They can be bought for $100 per brick, and are tax deductible.
The Nature Center is scheduled to be completed by next summer, and plans to offer educational programs, summer camps, and lend support to after school programs. It will be inside the Visitor's Center at the Carriage House.
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Bricks can be purchased online here.
Photo courtesy of the Friends of Endicott Park
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