 | DC Metro Young Professionals
August 23, 2012
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Serve Your Community While Networking With Young Professionals
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Service
Will Hawkins & Benita Sinnarajah | We are looking forward to the DC Public Schools Beautification day which will take place this Saturday, August 25. This is a great project where we will be involved in a number of tasks to "spruce up" Tyler Elementary before the first day of school. If you are interested in participating, contact the Service Directors- dcyp.service@gmail.com.
Be sure to join us for our next happy hour at Elephant & Castle on Tuesday, September 11. Also, save the date for our next general meeting and new member induction ceremony- Wednesday, October 10. Have a great week!
Ashley
| | Upcoming Events
DC Public Schools Beautification Day Where: Tyler Elementary School (1001 G St. SE) When: Saturday, August 25– 8:00am - 1:00pm Metro: Eastern Market (Orange/Blue) DCPS Beautification Day was established in 2005 as the official day for a citywide "spruce up" of all DC public school buildings and front grounds in preparation for the opening of schools. To sign up, please email our service team at dcyp.service@gmail.com. Happy Hour / Meet and Greet at Elephant & Castle Where: Elephant & Castle (900 19th St NW) When: Tuesday, September 11 – 6:00-8:00pm Metro: Farragut North/West (Red/Blue/Orange)
Come meet and hang out with fellow young professionals at this upcoming happy hour / meet and greet. Drop in any time you want between 6pm and 8pm. You can also pick up information on the upcoming service projects and events. Elephant &Castle has great happy hour specials. We’ll be on the patio if it’s a nice day! Just ask the host for Kiwanis or look for the red balloon!
Restore Shepherd Parkway 2012 Where: Shepherd Parkway (Malcolm X Avenue and 2nd Street SE) When: Saturday, September 15– 9:00am - 1:00pm Metro: Carpools arranged from Congress Heights metro (Green) The Congress Heights Community Association is partnering with National Capitol Parks-East in an epic effort to restore the natural splendor of Shepherd Parkway, one of DC’s most neglected wooded areas. Shepherd Parkway is a 205-acre wooded area managed by the National Park Service. The park is home to two bald eagles nests and the remains of two Civil War forts, Fort Carroll and Ft. Greble. Many of the oak, poplar, hickory and beech trees in the park are over 100 years old. Join us for this great event as we help restore Shepherd Parkway by removing debris, trash, invasive plants and debris. Sign up by emailing dcyp.service@gmail.com. | | | |
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