Ann Morrison Park, one the city's oldest, largest and most visited parks, the 153-acre park features a distinctive spray fountain, bocce courts, disc golf course, horseshoe pits, outdoor gym, sand volleyball court, Together Treasure Valley Dog Island, playground, tennis courts, lighted softball diamonds, soccer, cricket and football fields and a reservable picnic shelter. 

 

This week, Mark Daly, Bonnie Wilkerson, and Vickie Daly, who are steeped in the history of the park, will tell us about the "Come Play" campaign, an effort to renew this historic park.

 

 More about the park here:https://www.cityofboise.org/departments/parks-and-recreation/parks/ann-morrison-park/ 

 

(Did you know that the park has a Cricket pitch?)

February 7th Service Project: Hygiene Kits for Homeless Students  Noon at our regular meeting time.

We have approximately 3,500 homeless students in the Treasure Valley. These kids are still going to school, but do not have stable housing at night. They are often couch surfing, sleeping in cars, or sharing an apartment with multiple families. Can you imagine being in high school and not having access to a shower, toothbrush, or deodorant? Sadly, food stamps and EBT do not buy these types of products. Let's help kids feel confident and send them to school with dignity and commit to build 50 Hygiene Kits! United Way will be distributing the kids through our school teachers - the ones who know.

 

 

Please sign up on this sheet with what you commit to bring. Hygiene Kit Signup