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ItMkJtkMi. $3 per bag. $2 for your favorite non-profit organization, $1 for you (optional.).
* ikllBJBKl Get registration cards and bags at: Mountainside Market. Flint Hill. Baldwins. Dennis Store. Laurel Mills. Burkes. The Corner Store. Williams Store. Rappahannock County Library. RappahannockScht>ol Administration Building.
Then... a) leave bags on roadside, b) contact Hunt Harris (987-3366) who will verify your bag count and report location to VDOT for removal, c) give registration cards to Hunt Harris. Content of bags will be checked (no house garbage, dead animals, or manure).
* HjiMOi Doug Baumgardner's office will tally registration cards and send checks.
Who can enter? Any individual or group.
What cause can I help? Any Rappahannock non-profit group.
Is there a limit to what an organization can earn? The size of the pot. Are there prizes? Yes—$1,000 Grand Prize for the most bags filled over minimum of 300.
This year ’s sponsors: Doug Baumgardner Law Offices, Eileen Day Realty, Cliff Miller, The Conyers House Inn, the Appetite Repair Shop, Barney O’Meara, Linda and Bill Dietel, the Bittingers, Rick Kohler, and Martin and Cheri Woodard, the Jamiesons, the von Eichels, Beverly Jones,
... and many others.
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