2021 Annual Meeting is April 12th 7-9 pm
ZOOM on a computer near you!
On April 12th, 7 to 9 pm, the Friends of Heybrook Ridge will finally hold their 2021 Annual Meeting. We will review our 2020 efforts, discuss future goals, and elect members to the Board of Directors. As always, the public is invited, and we especially encourage participants inclined to run for election (or to nominate others) to join us. This year there are six Board positions open. We will select BOD officers (including a new president) at the same meeting after the board positions have been filled. Due to the (sigh) ongoing Covid risks of in-person gatherings, this meeting will be held by Zoom—heaven help us, we’ll do our best!.
No matter your age or prior experience, if you have a desire to make a difference for our local and Sky Valley communities, please consider running for a BOD position. We meet bi-monthly, usually at a site in Index. But until conditions allow (hopefully by this summer) we will be meeting via Zoom. If you would like to attend, please email current President Ann Darlington at anndarlington320 (at) gmail (dot.) com to be included in the 4/12/21 meeting. We hope to see you there.
For more details and the formal meeting announcement click here.
FOHR Meetings for 2021 to be determined
Our Board of directors meets on the third Monday of the even numbered months at the Index Fire Station. BOD meetings start at 7 pm and are open to the public.
Meetings in 2021
Annual Meeting April 12, 2020 (Zoom)
June
August
October or November 2021 Hoedown TBD
Yeehaw! The 13th Annual Heybrook Hoedown Fundraiser is coming on October 19th !
On Saturday, October 19th from 5 to 10 PM the Friends of Heybrook Ridge will again be gearing up to party and raise funds for Heybrook Ridge County Park. For more details click here.
WTA Work Party Dates in September 2019
The Washington Trails Association has scheduled two days in September on Heybrook Ridge County Park trails. This month’s focus will be on preparing the Erinswood Trail for winter in anticipation of spreading rock in 2020. It is located in the Park’s lowland forest near the parking lot of Heybrook Ridge County Park. Future work dates will be announced here at at WTA.org. Please sign up for a Heybrook Ridge work party by going to:
Go to: www.wta.org/volunteer/schedule
Select: In the future, Day work party, and Central Cascades
Choose a date and select: See details, Join Work Party, and register
Anonymous Donor Revealed: Conway Leovy and Family Made Heybrook Ridge County Park Possible
While visiting Index in early July, Joanne and Jill Conway enjoyed a chat with Louise Lindgren. The sisters concurred that it was time to celebrate their father Conway for his remarkable gift in 2008 of $500,000 to the Friends of Heybrook Ridge (FOHR). See full article here.
