Exciting Two Months for Environmental Studies Council
Knight Kiplinger, Courtney Stein, Jesse Stein, Ellice Condon and Bobby Condon
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Sarah Andersen, Shannon Andersen, Juliet Ciaravino and Kim Nash, Council board member
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Knight Kiplinger, Courtney Stein, Jesse Stein, Ellice Condon and Bobby Condon
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Jen Nolin, Jaci Ingeman, Carei Baratta and Alison Schoppe
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Sandra Thurlow, Ann Kiplinger and Suzanne Granfield, Council board member
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Charlie Carr, Gidget Carr, Derek Potter, and Council Board Member Lindsey Potter, Council board member
Photos provided by Environmental Studies CouncilIt’s been a spectacular two months at the Environmental Studies Center, thanks to the hard work of the 501(c)(3) that supports it, the Environmental Studies Council.
On March 29, the Council learned that it was awarded a $100,000 grant from Impact100 Martin for its Wet Lab Revitalization.
Then, on April 1, months of hard work culminated in a successful gala that celebrated the Center’s 50th anniversary and netted over $110,000.
Key sponsors included Ann & Knight Kiplinger, M.E.’s Team, Seacoast Bank, FPL and Kay Sutton. The 140 attendees enjoyed a buffet dinner, tours of the Bay Tree Lodge property in Sewall’s Point, music, and live and silent auctions.
Proceeds will be used to fund capital improvements including the Wet Lab Revitalization, as well as assist with the Council’s regular expenses of a teacher’s salary, community education and outreach, and boat-related expenses.
To learn more about the Environmental Studies Council, visit www.escmc.org.
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