For the past 21 years thanks to the Rotary Club of Wellesley, every fourth grader in Wellesley has been given a tree to plant at home in honor of Arbor Day.
To that end, on Tuesday, April 17, Suzy Jordon, Wellesley’s Town Horticultural Technician, will lead a group of 12 volunteers in bagging over 500 white spruce seedlings with dirt in plastic bags for distribution to all fourth graders. She also teaches a lesson on Arbor Day conservation while handing out the trees.
Bagging the saplings is a fun project and only takes about 90 minutes. Volunteers will gather Tuesday, April 17 at the Department of Public Works, 30 Municipal Way, at 4:30pm. All volunteers will receive a 20% discount on tickets to the Taste of Wellesley Event on May 3rd at Elm Bank Reservation. Any questions, call the Rotary Club at 781-591- 0759
Use this link to learn more and register.
The Rotary Club of Wellesley is one of Wellesley’s oldest community service groups and conducts local programs to benefit the Town of Wellesley. Please check the web site www.wellesleyrotary.org for times and location. The public is always invited to any Rotary program.
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