© 2009 Topsfield Playground Committee
© Ellen Greely
Events
Walk-A-Thons
The children of Steward School raised $10,000 at their Walk-A-Thon on Wednesday May 20, 2009 and the children of Proctor School raised $5,500 at theirs on Monday June 1, 2009 The kids and volunteers all had a great time at these events. Thank you to all for your support and for encouraging your child to make a difference in our town!
Psychic Party
TPC members would like to thank Sue Archer for all her work organizing a Psychic Party at the Gould Barn on October 8th, 2009. This private event raised $2,000 for the downtown playgrounds and was a great time for all who attended. Thanks Sue!!!
Brick Campaign
Buy a brick and be a part of the Topsfield Community Playground project. Friends of TPC have an opportunity to create a permanent reminder of your support for our community. A brick meeting area will welcome you into Topsfield’s new Community Park. Each brick may be purchased and inscribed with a personalized message to honor your child, family member, favorite teachers, school colleagues, supporting businesses, special events, organizations and more. Add artwork or a logo for only $10. Supply is limited so ORDER YOUR BRICK TODAY! A “gift card” will be provided by email, with your receipt. If you’re running late with your order and need a gift card now, download here in PDF or Word.
On-
Thank you for a successful Online Auction! This fundraiser raised a gross amount of $15,000 toward the Community Park project. Your support is very much appreciated!
Meetings:
We meet on a regular basis. If you’d like to find out when our next meeting is, please email topsfieldplayground@gmail.com.
Red Sox Ticket Winners (August 2009)
Above is a picture of Topsfield Fire Department Captain Chick Denault drawing the first winning Red Sox Raffle Ticket. On the left is Jackie Arkins (age 7). On the right is Robyn Seymour (age 6). Both girls are from Topsfield. The winner of the first set of Red Sox tickets was Barbara Colvin and Larry Kellem of Hull, MA and the winner of the second set was James Gilford (aka Gilly) of Topsfield.