Fairfield, CT - The Stratfield Village Association (SVA), a certified 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, announced today the launch of a brick fundraising campaign to supplement funding the Four Corners renovation project. Individuals and businesses will be able to purchase a brick with a customized engraving to be included in the new brick sidewalks that are part of the project.
The town of Fairfield and the SVA are working with BL Companies on the redesign of the Four Corners, a project that entails pedestrian and streetscape enhancements to the Stratfield Village Business District located at the intersection of Stratfield (State Route 59) and Fairfield Woods Roads. The project will improve pedestrian safety, beautify the area and increase and enhance economic development. The SVA has spearheaded the vision and fundraising for the project, working for several years with town and state organizations, as well as local businesses and members of the community to bring the project to fruition.
The engraved bricks will be made available for purchase during two, five-week periods – the first starting Friday, January 15, and the second starting Monday, April 19. There are a limited number of bricks available because of space constraints.
The SVA’s personalized sales page is at http://www.bricksrus.com/donorsite/stratfieldvillageassociation . Bricks can be purchased in two sizes – 4”x 8” for $100 with up to three lines of text, or 8”x 8” for $200 with up to 6 lines of text. Lastly, a corporate sponsor may purchase an 8”x 8” brick with 3 lines of text and include a company logo.
The Stratfield Village Association is a certified 501 c3 non-profit organization led by co-presidents Dylan O’Connor and James McCusker. The SVA aims to preserve, protect and improve the character of the Stratfield Village neighborhood in Fairfield. The SVA’s goal is to be a representative voice for the community with developers, town, state and local officials to ensure developments have a positive effect on the neighborhood. Additionally, the SVA acts as an online gathering place for the neighborhood to share opinions and work together for positive change in Stratfield. For more information on the SVA please visit stratfieldvillageassociation.org or our Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/StratfieldVillage.