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Firewood 4 Charity Work Schedule
Added by Dave Keebler on June 15, 2021 at 9:47am — No Comments
Firewood For Charity (F4C) is Operating
The NYFOA WFL Chapter Firewood4Charity (F4C) initiative is operating at reduced capacity in order to comply with government directives. Only four volunteers are permitted to work at a time vs. the six or more that would normally be on hand. To compensate for the lower production workdays are scheduled every Wednesday and every second and fourth Saturday of the month. Contact David Deuel at dsdeuel@gmail.com for more details and to volunteer.
Added by Dave Keebler on July 14, 2020 at 6:04pm — No Comments
NYFOA WFL Firewood 4 Charity Initiative
On Weds, Sep 11 a little over two face cords were cut between 9AM and about 11:30. David D, Jim M., Greg L. and Dave K. worked the shift. A neighbor from down the street stopped in and worked for about an hour.
During the break we discussed the need for more volunteers. Get in touch if you would like to volunteer or get more information.…
Added by Dave Keebler on September 14, 2019 at 8:08pm — No Comments
Firewood for Charity Volunteers Visit Rotary Camp Onseyawa
On August 21st volunteers from NYFOA's WFL Chapter Firewood 4 Charity initiative and Wagner Hardwoods visited Rotary Camp Onseyawa. The camp benefits from the money raised when the Rotary sells the firewood produced by the initiative. Wagner Hardwoods delivers donated logs to the work yard where volunteers work year around to produce 40+ face cords. If you would like to learn more or join the group send an E-mail requesting information to …
ContinueAdded by Dave Keebler on August 28, 2019 at 6:41pm — No Comments
Firewood 4 Charity
NYFOA's WFL chapter F4C initiative received a nice load of split and debarked ash from Wagner Hardwood this week. Volunteer watch your e-mails for the dates and times of upcoming workdays.
Added by Dave Keebler on May 18, 2019 at 3:48pm — No Comments
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