Scout Troops Christmas Tree Recycling Fundraiser Happens Jan. 7

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On January 7, 2023, Scout Troops in Snoqualmie will conduct their annual Christmas Tree Recycling Fundraiser, a beloved community tradition that emphasizes recycling and environmental stewardship. Residents are encouraged to place their trees curbside by 8 am, ensuring the scouts can efficiently collect them. A suggested donation of $20 will aid the local scout troops in continuing their community service projects throughout the year. This fundraiser not only provides a practical solution for disposing of Christmas trees but also fosters community spirit, bringing families together during the post-holiday season. As the event gains popularity, many residents look forward to participating and supporting local youth in their efforts.

The initiative reflects a commitment to sustainability, as recycling trees helps reduce waste and promotes eco-friendly practices. By engaging with the community, the Scout Troops strengthen their bonds with local residents while promoting important values. This event is an excellent opportunity for families to contribute positively to their neighborhood while enjoying the festive spirit of giving back.

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