Manor Park Public Meeting

Thursday, January 26,  7-9 pm at the Magnolia Lutheran Church, at 31st Ave W and W McGraw.

Come and provide your suggestions at the public meeting. Learn about the most recent update of the plans for the development of Magnolia Manor Park including a progress report on the schedule of improvements and funding sources

•  Catch up on the news, events, and progress of the park • Contact us • Join FMMP • Become a volunteer • FaceBook: www.facebook.com/FriendsofMagnoliaManorPark Visit our website: www.MagnoliaManorPark.org

Birdhouses – A gift for any occasion!

Birdhouses - the perfect present for a grandchild or any bird lover!  And it's a good cause - helping to make a P-Patch at Magnolia Manor Park.  Kits $15, assembled $20, includes decorations.  Free delivery in Seattle area. Call or mail orders to Carol Burton, 4052 Williams Ave West, Seattle, 98199.   Phone 206-691-1298.  Checks should be made out to Friends of Magnolia Manor Park; or credit cards - need number, expiration date and name for credit cards. Or make a tax deductible donation to Friends of Magnolia Manor Park - perfect gift for that friend or relative who already has everything! Here is the link to more Birdhouses  http://magnoliamanorpark.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/birdhousechoices1.jpg  

Thank you to Solarize Magnolia’s Neighborhood Supporters

A number of  businesses and organizations have helped with this project and we say "Thank You" to the following staff and/or owners of the following: Magnolia Mailbox, Magnolia Garden Center, Magnolia Community Club, Magnolia Chamber of Commerce, Upper Crust Bakery, US Bank, Ace Hardware, Serendipity, Umqua Bank, Blaine K-8 school, Lawton School; Peoples Bank, Seattle Pie,  Heron Habitat Helpers, Magnolia Historical Society, Magnolia Farmers Market/Neighborhood Farmers Market Association; Magnolia Library, Seattle Parks/Discovery Park, Magnolia Rotary, Interbay Neighborhood Association, Interbay Farmers Market, Magnolia News, Magnolia Voice, Interbay P-Patch newsletter, Seattle City Light and last, but not least, our partners - the non-profit, Northwest SEED and our Contractor, Puget Sound Solar! Latest Update: 171 registrations; site assessments and installations continuing.  Last Day to contract for an installation with Puget Sound Solar is December 19th.  Installations will continue into 2012

Are you our new Treasurer?

Sustainable Magnolia needs a Treasurer  --  a central and essential participant in every project we do, and a member of the Board.  Do you want to care for our environment behind the scenes?  Perhaps this opportunity is for you. Our Treasurer....
  • records dollar inflows and outflows in Quicken and maintains backup
  • reconciles bank statement and writes checks (about 10-20 per year, depending on grants)
  • prepares invoices for grantors, deposits reimbursement received, and disburses funds to service providers (1-2 grants/projects per year)
  • reports income, expenses, bank balance, and expected upcoming expenses at each board meeting (about 2 per year) and at year-end (December 31)
  • files our annual tax return (federal 1120)
Non-grant cash flows are typically $250 - $500 per year. Grant cash flows are more. Expected time investment is 5-10 hours per month (sometimes more in the midst of a grant). Our outgoing Treasurer, Ginny Harkness, moved to Kirkland.  She is leaving records and instructions -- both digital and paper -- since Sustainable Magnolia’s inception -- in up-to-date, clean and organized condition.  Ginny is willing to be available as needed by phone to assist our new Treasurer. Best fit:  organized, detailed, conscientious person willing to sort out basic grantor and tax instructions. If questions, or if you would like to review records, please contact Board Chair Becky Brauer at beckyrex@comcast.net or 206-283-2688. -

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