The mission of the LCCLT is to maintain a local green space in the Lake Claire community of Atlanta where neighbors and the larger community can gather to cultivate and celebrate nature, the arts, and each other. Our idyllic community-owned green space in the heart of the city is ideal for outdoor activities, meetings, classes, camps and fund-raisers and furthers the Land Trust educational, recreational, and charitable goals.
The Lake Claire Community Land Trust and The Department of Watershed Management will co-host a 'Learn To Make Your Own Rain Barrel' workshop. This will be held at the Lake Claire Community Land Trust, at the gazebo, on July 31, 2010, from 11 am to 1 pm. Participants will receive all necessary materials to assemble and paint their rain barrels, which they can take home or donate for use on the Land Trust.
The neighborhood is invited to a brunch and “open-air open house” from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, followed by a tour of the Land Trust. We’ll be announcing our new Board members, introducing our new membership plan, and answering your questions about our mission and goals. In case of inclement weather, join us indoors at The Hearth next door.
Help us fill the Arizona Ave. cul-de-sac with cast-off goods for our annual street sale! The sale starts at 11:00 am both days. Saturday evening we’ll have music from neighborhood talents, headlined by Tommy Dean (League of Decency, Thermos Greenwood etc.), along with food and beverages. Other attractions will include Dances of Universal Peace, tie-dye vendors, children’s arts and crafts, raffles, massage, a Celtic harp performance and more. Email us at info@LCCLT.org if you have items to donate or can volunteer to help out for the weekend.
We are soliciting donations for the silent auction at the Land Trust’s Annual Memorial Day Yard Sale next Saturday, May 30, 2010. If you have any object or service that you could donate, please contact Leigh Kirkland at lkirkland@lcclt.org or Genise Spenlé at gspenle@lcclt.org.
If you make any kind of art, a donation would be appreciated.
Consider donating any kind of service: tutoring, tax return preparation, hours of instruction in any craft that you do well, homemade bread or a meal delivered, babysitting, hours of yard work . .or one of your own art or craft works.
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By giving back to the common space of the Land Trust, you enrich and are enriched. Active stewardship of the Land Trust is what keeps the magic going. Click here to make your one time or monthly donation. Whatever you can give is perfect. You can also put a check or cash into the chute at the community bulletin board. Donations are tax deductible. If you would like a receipt, send an email to: treasurer@lcct.org.
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