Ridgefield Historical Society opens spring membership campaign Written by Sharon Dunphy
The Ridgefield Historical Society has opened its spring membership drive, reaching out to those who have recently gotten to know the organization through programs that have ranged from Black history topics to Battle of Ridgefield discoveries to the ongoing Covid 19 archive project. Letters have also gone out to members who may have missed the fall membership campaign.
The Ridgefield Historical Society has opened its spring membership drive, inviting everyone who has gotten to know the organization through our expanded programs that have ranged from Black history topics to (we mention Bof R below) Ridgefield Women to be Remembered to the ongoing Covid 19 archive project. Your support is crucially to the Historical Society’s continued Benefits of membership including priority registration and early access to programs and a small token of our thanks!
Letter: Holiday Gift Fund gives thanks for helping local children
Jan. 6, 2021
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To the editor,
“I can only thank you from the bottom of my heart and hope that one day somehow I can pay this amazing gift of giving forward” words from a mother who was helped by The Evelyn C. Peeler Children’s Holiday Gift Fund.
Our mission over the past 42 years has been to ensure that less-fortunate children in Ridgefield have gifts to open, new clothing and a meal on the table during the holidays.
We are pleased that we were able to provide for these children again this year but could not have done so without the help of many. A special thank you to E.H.P Fit, The First Congregational Church, The Christian Science Church, Elaine Cox and her Band of Angels, Feed Our Tigers, Jesse Lee Methodist Nursery School, St. Andrews Lutheran Church, Orangetheory, Ridgefield Women’s Club, William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, Parks and Recreation, Ridgefield Girl Scouts