NCL Seniors leave a legacy at Richardson Park in Ridgefield

 

At the chapter-wide annual kick-off meeting, members of National Charity League's Nutmeg Chapter converged at Richardson Park near Ridgefield High School to plant bulbs that will blossom in the Spring.  With shovels and gloves in hand, this meeting marked a bitter-sweet moment for the Class of 2017 who are in their last year of NCL; however, their work at the park will be a permanent reminder of how they made a positive impact upon the Ridgefield community for year's to come. 

Ranging from grades 7th through 12th, older members were partnered younger sister groups together to plant bulbs and to be positive role models and mentors. National Charity League is a mother-daughter organization who serves its community through leadership development and cultural experiences by giving back with experiences like this. Last year, the mother-daughters set out to beautify the landscape contouring Main Street, along Ballard Park, with daffodils for all to enjoy. Over the last six years, the Class of 2017 have cumulatively supported over 30 philanthropies, donated thousands of hours, and have developed as strong community leaders. Their dedication has consistently improved local, regional and national organizations through their hands-on volunteerism. A special thanks to Gina Seward once again for her leadership and organization of this year and last year's beautification initiative.

National Charity League's mission is to foster mother-daughter relationships in a philanthropic organization committed to community service, leadership development and cultural experiences. They consistently strive to improve local communities and beyond through supporting organizations through their volunteerism. Last year, the Nutmeg Chapter provided over 4,000 unpaid community service hours with its over 200 members.

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Submitted by Ridgefield, CT

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