Support from the Business Community!
Many businesses have offered assistance to both the
Turner's and the fundraising activities. If you know
of a business or you are a business who has helped in the
effort, please call Robin McDermott at 496-3567 so that we
can give you the recognition you deserve. American Flatbread - Donated flatbreads to
the Turner family, donated flatbread to be sold to raise
funds (Carol Hosford is selling them at the State House on
Wednesday, Feb 28). In addition, American Flatbread is hosting a
Benefit Bake where they
will donate $4 for every Flatbread sold to the Turner fund.
Friday, March 9th!
Click here to read the dedication that George Schenk wrote
for the Turner Barn Benefit Bake. The
Village Grocery - Troy Kingsbury, owner of the VG, is
donating 50 cents from every gallon of milk purchased to the
Turners. Waitsfield Wine Shoppe - a new business in
town, is donating 5% of their sales on this coming
Saturday, March 3 to the Calf
Replacement Fund.
Donation Jars are at Mehuron's, Shaws, Appearances
Salon, Sweet Pea Whole Food Market, and Three Mountain Cafe.
Three
Mountain Cafe - One of the first on the scene on
February 15th, the Cafe brought muffins and coffee for the
rescue workers. Three Mountain Cafe also donated their
space for a community meeting on Thursday, Feb 22. Also, the
Three Mountain Cafe is donating $1 for every fudge Easter
Bunny sold to the Calf Replacement Fund. Be sure to
preorder your bunny by calling 496-5470.
The Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce The
Chamber's VEDA (Valley Economic Development Association) has
pledged $500 to the Turner farm fund, but would like to
challenge the members who have not had a chance to make
their own contributions to consider donation pledges of any
size, regardless of how small. The chamber will match
up to a $500 total contribution. Call chamber director
Susan Roy at 496-3409 with pledges.
Waitsfield Telecom deposited $500 with Allen Lumber
toward supplies for the Turner Barn.
Hunger Mountain Coop Donated Coffee for the barn
workcrews and had donation cans at the registers.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters donated coffee and
insulated travel coffee cups for the barn workcrews.
Please support the businesses that support our community!
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