The world can seem like a crazy place. At times, we can feel untethered and disconnected from our friends and neighbors. But then we're reminded of what our two groups provide. It's no secret that the Chestnut Hill Community Association and the Chestnut Hill Local have a long history of bringing neighbors together and reporting on matters that shape our daily lives.
We celebrate new shops opening, small business owners thriving, vibrant institutions enlightening us. We collaborate with officials and partners to shine a light on quality of life issues right here in our backyard that touch …
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The world can seem like a crazy place. At times, we can feel untethered and disconnected from our friends and neighbors. But then we're reminded of what our two groups provide. It's no secret that the Chestnut Hill Community Association and the Chestnut Hill Local have a long history of bringing neighbors together and reporting on matters that shape our daily lives.
We celebrate new shops opening, small business owners thriving, vibrant institutions enlightening us. We collaborate with officials and partners to shine a light on quality of life issues right here in our backyard that touch you every day. We come together as new and long-time friends for events in every season and to welcome new residents and businesses to our community. Our two organizations are there for you every day, every month, every year. Now we need your support.
Together, we can make a difference!
Our generous $25,000 Challenge donors are allowing us to extend the match through March 7 to bring us closer to our $200,000 campaign goal. Please donate today. Any amount helps. Donating online is easy at chestnuthill.org/annual_appeal.php.
Then come celebrate the power of our neighborhood at Iron Hill Brewery.
On March 5-7 (all day), Iron Hill has generously agreed to be part of our campaign "tailgate." On these three days, 20% of proceeds — excluding beverages — will be donated to the Better Together campaign. Just tell your server you are joining us for the CHCA & Chestnut Hill Local campaign — whether you have made a gift already or can support us by joining us at Iron Hill, we thank you.
Right here in Chestnut Hill, you can make a difference. The Chestnut Hill Community Association and the Chestnut Hill Local work every day to bring people together and keep our community informed. Thank you to all of our supporters.
Laura Lucas, Board President, Chestnut Hill Community Association
Jane Hughes, Board President, Chestnut Hill Local