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Register to win a John Fielder Also available to SSPF supporters!!
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THANK YOU!!! On May 1st, we had over 40 volunteers come out to the Big Dry Creek Trail clean-up project and collect more than two truck loads of trash. Garbage including old clothing, tires, shopping carts, bottles, cans and paper were collected throughout the corridor and creek areas. Thanks to the efforts of community members, Foundation Trustees, partnering council members, and local girl scouts the trail was “sparkling clean”. We would like to specifically thank the South Suburban Parks and Recreation District for their committed efforts to this event. Current and future stewardship programs will include ongoing trail and park clean-ups throughout south metro trails. If you know of a group interested in hosting a trail clean-up day to support the ongoing needs of our projects, please call (303) 753-0905.
What a Success! Thanks to everyone’s effort and support, our 2009 October Fundraising event was a success! The Foundation raised over $3,000 in October/November and encouraged more than 30 new supporters to join our efforts. Thank you for your valuable commitment to our projects.
October Membership Celebration
Big Dry Creek Trail and 30 Year Anniversary Celebration 14-Mile Multi-Use Trail Loop Completed SSPF Video History now online!
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We would like to congratulate Eileen Dawe whose name was drawn from the October gift incentives. Eileen received a complimentary 2010 John Fielder special edition “South Platte Twilight Reflections” photo; the third of a five series collection. Needless to say, she was ecstatic to receive such a memorable gift. For years she has admired Mr. Fielder’s work and is thrilled to own one. But more importantly, Eileen was excited to share her stories and trips throughout the trail systems which she uses almost daily. Some of her favorite trips include walking along the Big Dry Creek through Belleview and Progress Park west over the Platte River Bridge. She also enjoys biking on the Big Dry over to the Mary Carter Greenway/Platte River Trail and looping back to her neighborhood. Eileen also shared that when her family comes to town from the mountains, they cannot wait to get out and hit the urban, and convenient, trails. We are extremely grateful for trail users like Eileen who are significantly benefiting from our efforts!
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