Third Annual Cowiche Canyon Fundraiser Dinner

Here is your invitation to the Cowiche Canyon Conservancy's Third Annual Fundraiser Dinner

Please join us for a fun filled, afternoon party this May 20^th at the Wilridge Winery.  Our annual event is held in a beautiful outdoor setting with live music, great food and local wine.  This is your opportunity to help us conserve some of the most precious native shrub-steppe area in Central Washington.  It is home of many common and rare native plants, birds and animals of our region.  We hope to pass on its most interesting geological, historical and cultural past to future generations.

This once-a-year event provides the major supporting financial resources to help us provide this unique, in-town “wilderness” for everyone in our community.  Please help us make it work!

Special Treat: Come and taste the new, all organic beer made by the Fremont Brewing Company of Seattle using organic hops grown in Cowiche Canyon!

Date: Sunday, May 20th.

Time: 4:00 – 7:00 PM

Location: Wilridge Vineyard Tasting Room

250 Ehler Road in the Naches Heights area of Yakima

Menu: appetizers, gourmet chili, cornbread, Cowiche Canyon's signature cookie, and one free glass of              wine

Music by: The Stimulus Package

Price: A tax deductible donation for the dinner & entertainment is $50/adult & $25 for children 12     years & under.

To Reserve your seats: Send a check  for “Hops-In Event” payable to:  Cowiche Canyon Conservancy                 P.O. Box 877  Yakima, WA 98907, or go to www.cowichecanyon.org and make your payment             online.

The event will be held outdoors with canopy—comfortable and casual outdoor wear is encouraged.

For more information contact: Susan Maza 509-833-0005 or Betsy Bloomfield: 509-969-1110 or             betsybloomfield@cowichecanyon.org

The mission of Cowiche Canyon Conservancy is to promote a healthy future for our community by conserving our heritage of open space, scenic vistas, and riparian corridors from Yakima to the Cascade foothills with connected recreation trails and natural landscapes.