Clean the streets of Highspire, bring you brooms, leaf blowers, gloves and come ready to work up a sweat, sweeping the streets. This is the only community work that we do, as rewarded are able to use Memorial Park for free! Yes free. I dare you to find another rugby club that has a better deal, teams pay thousands of dollars to use their pitch and all we are required to do is take one afternoon and push a broom. Wear you HRFC gear be seen and support you community and your club.
Putting in at Spanglers Mill and getting out at New Cumberland Borough Park.
We will paint and clean up other loose items as a thank you to the borough for providing us a home field, and an equipment shed. Many hands make light work. There will be some liquid refreshments provided.
This is a great opportunity to show our commitment to local communities that serve us, as we continue to voyage forward with our Futures and Field project!
It’s hot…let’s swim! (kid friendly)
KEG AND BURGERS PROVIDED! Bring a side and anything else you want to drink.
The time has come once again for me to strap on my lovely high heels and walk a mile through Hanover PA to stand up to domestic violence. As a son, uncle, brother, nephew, and friend to so many AWESOME women this event means a lot to me. If you are able, please consider donating to my walk and the YWCA Hanover Safe. This organization provides services to nearly 1,500 domestic survivors every year.
If you decide you want to stand up and join me on my walk, please let me know and I will be happy to get you on my team. (Need to e-mail Shirt size & name to Goose (bkatarski@gmail.com) by end of day July 26th)
Here is the link to my personal page.http://support.ywca.org/site/TR/WalkaMile/YWCAHanover?px=1046984&pg=personal&fr_id=1424
Please feel free to share this with others. Thank You for both your support and for joining me to stand up against domestic violence!
Brian Goose Katarski
