ECO People at Meadville Area Senior High

06/10/2021

Hello everyone!! We're looking for a few items (listed below) to help us reach our goal of expanding and rejuvenating gardens on our campus! If anyone has any of these pre-loved that they are willing to part with we would greatly appreciate it!

Shovels
Spades
Wheelbarrows
Rakes
Trowels
Shears
Cultivators
Watering cans
Hoses (and Hose Nozzles)
Forks and Pitchforks
Garden gloves
Buckets
Seed trays

Pots and planters of any shape or size (ones with drainage holes are preferred but we'd welcome anything you are ready to part with)! We are also seeking materials we can build raided garden beds out of—or spare beds if someone on this page is no longer using them!

Thank you in advance to anyone who is able to give us any of their pre-loved items!

04/29/2021

Our tree planting event was such a hit! Thank you to everyone you continues to support us + the greater MASH community! 💚

The Meadville Area Senior High-Meadville Area Middle School complex just got a lot greener as students with the Environmentally Conscious Organization of People, or ECO People, spent Saturday planting 100

04/19/2021

HELP US PLANT 100 TREES ‼️⁣
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This Saturday morning join us on the MASH campus to plant! Everyone is WELCOME! 🌎 🌱⁣
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We’re still looking for sponsors to support our earth week tree planting fundraiser! Each tree costs $40 to sponsor and all funds will benefit our club! This donation will go towards maintaining each tree as well as investing in the future of ECO People and our projects (future tree plantings, building our school garden, community cleanups and more). Sponsor a tree at bit.ly/ordertree 💙🌳⁣
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Can’t donate a tree? That’s okay. We ask that you SHARE THIS POST! 🔁 To help us get the word out! ⁣
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04/18/2021

Are you ready?!!! This upcoming week get all decked out in support of Earth Week! Keep an eye out for special treats/prizes and events! On Saturday, April 24th @ 10 AM join us at MASH for a tree planting celebration🌳‼️

02/18/2021

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02/07/2021

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Please join us on Friday, February 12th at 6:30 pm for some great films via Zoom! Our first Woods and Waters was a great success and we are doing it again in February online! This time we will be featuring Intelligent Trees, which is sponsored by Jim & Connie Thompson. Register below.

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/9716085815786/WN_I8UXt9qtTdayWk4zKdmSRg