Lemon Tree Village Shops – Wild Care Day!
Thank you to all who shopped at Lemon Tree Village Shops on October 21st. Participating shops donated 10% of proceeds to Wild Care totaling $826!
Participating Shops- Brewster Bird House
- By-the-Bay Designs
- La Bodega
- Village Toy Store
- Woodworks Gallery
Thanks goes especially to Mark Kielpinski, owner of By the Bay Designs for hosting this event. Thank you also to Rob Meier of Brewster Birdhouse for donating a bird house as a raffle prize. The raffle raised $230 for Wild Care! Thanks to Julia Cumes for the lovely photographs!
(Photo left to right: Sherry Bergeron – Village Toy Store, Pam Nickerson – La Bodega, Amy Webster – Wild Care Wildlife Rehabilitator, Mark Kielpinski – By the Bay Designs, and Rob Meier of Brewster Bird House. Eastern Screech Owl named “Up Up”, and turtle #45 the Eastern Box Turtle – Wild Care’s educational ambassadors!)
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Past Event Information:
Start your holiday shopping early, and support a great cause!
Participating shops at the Lemon Tree Village Shops will donate 10% of proceeds to Wild Care on October 21st.
Participating Shops
WHEN: Saturday, October 21, 10AM – 5PM
WHERE: Lemon Tree Village Shops, 1069 Rt. 6A, Brewster
SPECIAL GUESTS: Stop by between 10AM – 2PM to meet Wild Care’s educational screech owl, and enter a raffle to win a gorgeous birdhouse from Brewster Bird House!
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