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Submitted by Kassey on Mon, 12/10/2007 - 11:02am.
There is a huge thanks from the farmers that have been affected. There were many people coming out on Saturday and Sunday to the Olympia Farmer's Market making donations of all sorts. $12, 310 was donated this weekend. Thanks so much Olympia! This is helping to go directly to the farmers to get back on their feet. The Olympia Farmer's Market has purchased the following for clean up. Dump trucks of gravel will be dropped off this week. Dry firewood has been purchased and is being delivered. Also, tarps, water, tools are being able to be delivered so that clean areas are able to be made. Monetary Donations can be made at the Olympia Farmer's Market website now. Click on the Paypal button. If anyone wants to pick up the Paypal button for the Farm Relief Fund please contact the Olympia Farmer's Market at 352-9096. This will be good for the web savy people to do. Cleanup Continues! Boistfort Valley Farm: Work Parties everyday. Carpools from Olympia are organized for Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving at 9:45am from the Chevron at Union and Plum. If you can't make it but have a donation of for them, please drop it off at the carpool location. There is no contact number. THey DO NOT have water. Address 426 Boitsfort Road. What to Bring: Warm clothes, change of clothes, drinking water, your own food, BOOTS! DONATIONS: What they need! Experienced Carpenters Reliable ,used vehicles that they can buy for cheap or donated. Power Washers Gift Cards to Hardware stores, groceries or clothing stores Tools, cordless preferred, but anything helps. Flat headed shovels, shovels, sqeegies. Tarps- This is for making clean areas and also dry areas. A must. Everything is covered with mud! Rising River Farm: Jim Mcginn and Jennifer Belknap: Contact 273-5368. Work Parties everyday. What to Bring: Warm Clothes, change of clothes, BOOTS, your own food and water. Donations! Experienced Carpenters- Bring your own tools esp. saw horses, skill saws, and drills, hammers, extension cords. Reliable used trucks that they can use for their farm work, Able to buy cheap. Tools, cordless preferred, anything helps. Specifically drills. Crew to help dismantle trailers to be able to recycle as much as possible. Extension Cords
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Updates for Farm Contact Info
Submitted by Kassey on Mon, 12/10/2007 - 10:40pm.Contact can be made directly to Boistfort Valley Farm at www.boistfortvalleyfarm.com
Contact for Rising River Farm is at www.risingriverfarm.com
assistance for Tilth Producers Members
Submitted by nashsorganicgirl on Thu, 12/13/2007 - 12:20am.New Work Party
Submitted by Kassey on Mon, 12/10/2007 - 10:48pm.Simply Life Farm: Carpool at 9:45 am on Sunday, December 16, at the Chevron on the corner of Union and Plum.
What to Bring: Warm clothes, change of clothes, your own drinking water and food. BOOTS!
Tools: Cordless drills
Directions to Boitsfort Valley Farm
Submitted by Kassey on Tue, 12/11/2007 - 11:04am.FYI: Map Quest has got the directions wrong.
These are the directions: I-5 South.
Exit 77 Raymond/ Pe Ell, go Right onto Route 6 (WEST).
About 7 miles, go LEFT onto Curtis Hill Road.
Up and over the hill, come to a stop sign.
Left onto Boistfort Road.
First farm on right.
It is recommended that you are suited up BEFORE you get out of the car. THere is very little places to suit up that are clean. Bring a strong garbage bag to hold your dirty clothes.
Again, Boistfort Valley Farm is not a kid friendly clean up work party.