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Need mulch? You’re in luck, because there’s a fundraiser happening this weekend that will not only help you secure some mulch, but also help out the youth in our community.
The mulch sale will be held at First Congregational Church (FCC) this Saturday, and will help fund youth activities at the church. Everyone is welcome to stop by and pick up that much-needed mulch for your yard and garden. The deets…
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WHAT: Mulch Sale Fundraiser to Benefit FCC Youth
WHEN: Saturday, June 13, 8:30 a.m. to noon
WHERE: Parking lot at First Congregational Church, 6105 Center Road at the base of the Old Mission Peninsula
PRICING:
- $3 per 2 cu. ft. bag
- $30 per yard
- $40 per yard delivered – minimum 1 yard, maximum 5 miles from FCC
- Cash, Check, or Credit Cards accepted
The group will be filling bags as needed and will have a front-end loader to load bulk orders. They request that you follow social distance protocols to ensure everyone’s safety.
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