Firewood 4 Charity Work Schedule

The NYFOA WFL Chapter Firewood4Charity (F4C) imitative held the second work session of this year on Saturday, June 12. Four face cords were readied for participating Rotary Clubs to pick up and deliver in the Fall. Twenty five face cords were donated to the Rotary last year. The wood is sold and the proceeds are donated to Rotary Camp Onseyawa on the shore of Seneca Lake. The next sessions will be Saturday, July 17 and Wednesday, July 28. At this time we restrict volunteers to only those that have been fully vaccinated. But wait there is more! David Deuel, the host and Yard Boss of F4C has scheduled a bonus workday on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23d. The bonus is that after the cutting is finished workers can pick their own juneberries. The only requirement, other than splitting some wood, is to bring your own containers. Contact David at dsdeuel@gmail.com for more details and to volunteer.

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