Tree party reminder
Don't forget the Tree Party! It's a special fundraiser event to buy and plant mature saplings in the Linwood Avenue Neighborhood and along Rhode Island Street.
5/21/05 6-11 PM @ KC's Fitness Facility One Symphony Circle $30 admission (tax deductible) and -- how cool is this? -- $200 buys a tree!
Can't attend but want to help? Make checks payable to Buffalo Green Fund and send them to: Kevin Cunningham KC's Fitness One Symphony Circle Buffalo 14201
For more information, to RSVP, donate or volunteer: Kevin Cunningham - 886-0252 Joe O'Gorman - 882-6255 Blair Woods - 882-1923


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