Swan Park Neighborhood Association, Wauwatosa Wisconsin

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05/15/2012

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Swan Park Neighborhood Association

Ronald McDonald House

Dear SPNA residents, this Saturday May 19th our neighborhood is hosting the meal at the Ronald McDonald House. We are in need of prepared meal items as well as 4-6 volunteers to help serve the meal (volunteers must be 18 years or older). Brunch is served from 10:30-11:30 am. We are providing a homemade soup and salad bar. We are still in need of the following items:

Homemade soups (3-4 more needed @8-12 servings)
Cheese and cracker trays (~2 medium size or 1 large)
Salads (green leaf and fruit)- ~3 of each
Beverages (lemonade, iced tea, juice boxes)
Volunteers to help serve and clean up (~4-6) from 9:30-12

We need to prepare enough for approximately 40-45 servings. I call upon your generosity for this very worthwhile cause. Many of these families are far from home and spend the day at the hospital with their sick child. It is very comforting to have a homemade prepared meal waiting for them as an alternative to the hospital food they frequently eat.
Please let me know via email (bamaz6624@hotmail.com) if you are able to help out in any way.

Food items can be dropped of at my home on Saturday morning before 9:15 or some other prearranged time. My address is 2337 Swan Blvd and I can also be reached at 305-8730. I thank you in advance for your kind consideration of this volunteer opportunity. Let's show our community the warmth and friendliness of the Swan Park Neighborhood Association!

Gratefully, Bethanne Mazurczak
Community Concerns Coordinator

Do you have new ideas for the Swan Park Neighborhood Association?

Are you looking to get involved in the neighborhood or meet new people?

The Swan Park Neighborhood Association is looking for you! Board meetings are typically held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Consider one of the following positions:

	Social Chair—organize a variety of social events for the neighborhood
	Community Concerns—coordinate volunteer opportunities for our neighborhood
	Neighborhood Watch (NEW OPENING)
	Vice President

From http://www.friendsofhoytpark.org
A Friends of Hoyt Park & Pool membership makes it that much easier to pop in for a swim, or to bring the entire family for a day of fun-filled water recreation. Members receive free admission during open swim hours and parent-tot swim time and an extra hour of swimming before the pool opens to the general public; plus adult members can access lap lanes all day long. Be a part of the community that supports the lovely 31-acre Hoyt Park and its new state-of-the-art pool.

FOHPP is a unique public / private partnership that receives no taxpayer support.

We rely on your help to bring swimming recreation back to historic Hoyt Park.

See the Donate page for Lifesaver level memberships.

2011 FOHPP MEMBERSHIP / TOSA POOL PASS

Resident Individual $75
Resident Family $225
Non-Resident Individual $100
Non-Resident Family $300
Nanny/Caregiver (1 per household) $40

Family TOSA Pool Passes: For immediate family residing at the same address. A family pass consists of a minimum of one and a maximum of two adults and children age 17 and under. Adult children age 18-22 are included if they are full time students.

Benefits For TOSA POOL PASS Holders!

	Free Admission During: Daytime, Evening and Parent/Tot Open Swim
	Early Entry to the Pool (1 hour before Daytime Open Swim: Mon - Fri at 11AM, Sat & Sun at 10 AM)
	Free ALL DAY "Lap Lane" Swimming for Adults (Mon-Thurs 6 AM - 8 PM; Fri 6 AM - 4:30 PM; Sat & Sun 9 AM - 5 PM)
	Free Members-Only Family Event Nights (3 in 2011!)
	10% Discount on Birthday Party Packages

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