Tonight's Meeting Postponed
The Bartlett Park Neighborhood Association invites you to the monthly meeting this Thursday
Our meeting starts at 6:00pm and is held at the Frank Pierce Center - 2000 7th Street South Doors open at 5:30 PM
Please be a part of the restoration of this neighborhood.
We ask you to support our work and invite your friends and neighbors to join us.
Save the date: on Monday April 5th probably at 10:00am a press conference related to the Paris Avenue street renaming will take place.
On Saturday April 24th the Bartlett Park Neighborhood Association will sponsor a work day.
We are making plans to spruce up the resource center, do a cleanup, improve the street scape help homeowners make repairs, and paint the educational dock on Salt Creek. Sponsors are needed.
A block party will follow with music and activities sponsored by the Dream Center.
April 24, 2010
Rebuilding Together National Event Day- RTTB’s Annual Signature Event.
Ten homes will be completed with the help of hundreds of volunteers. National Rebuild Day is the culmination of a year of planning, evaluating, training, organizing, and assembling the largest nationwide group of volunteers, from all walks of life, to repair and restore houses and non-profit facilities, revitalize entire communities and make a lasting impression on those families and individuals who are helped. Over 200 affiliates will make a difference in the lives of many low income homeowners and their families.
More information will be posted here and announced at the meeting.
Bartlett Park Community Resource Center
642 22nd Avenue South
727-826-9774
1 comments:
I see nothing wrong with people that want to help others such as in Haiti, but I do see a problem if they would much rather put their effort into helping another (3rd world) country when there are things that must be done here.
There are neighborhoods in South St. Pete that could use a lot of work. Neighborhoods that are unsafe and rundown. I think every single person needs to spend time fixing themselves before they try to fix others.
Take pride in where you are, stop asking for hand outs or blaming your problems on other people. I agree that this does not speak of everybody, I know there are people in those communites that do care. It's the rest that we need to reach and bring to the light.
If you agree with this, prove it! Get out into the community and make things better, educate those around you, make the community safer for yourselves and for those just visiting. Have pride in the ground you walk on!
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