News & Updates
Team LEEK
I have attached our flyer for this year's Open House and Motorcycle Benefit Ride. If you can post at businesses or share with your friends we would be very grateful. We are still in need of volunteers and donations for our Live Auction, Silent Auction and Chinese Basket Raffle. Vendors are welcome with no charge to setup or market their business at LEEK.
Dinner is scheduled for Friday night and we have kept the food ticket price down to $10 per person and we'll have the famous Live Auction with weapons, art and much more immediately following at 7PM.
Saturday brings us a myriad of activities. The benefit motorcycle ride ($10 per participant) will begin registration at 9AM with the actual ride starting at 12 Noon. The kids fishing Derby starts at 1PM and the deadeye Turkey Shoot will run from 1-3PM. Saturday night we'll have three bands and this year there is no entry charge. We'll also have the second round of the silent auction and Jenny's basket auction/raffle.
Sunday will be our Sunrise Service with breakfast at the conclusion of services.
Please call me for questions to volunteer or if you have a donation for either of the auctions or basket raffle. Thanks for your support to America's Wounded Veterans.
Ed
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LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve
Edward J. Fisher
President and Founder
Colonel (ret), U.S. Army
740 Ridge Road
Lewisberry, Pa. 17339
410-322-4610
278leek@gmail.com
Serving America's Wounded Veterans
www.leekpreserve.org
Day Nine of the Great American Outdoor Show. Many thanks to the generosity of the American Sportsmen and Women who gave so generously who made this our best year fundraising at the Show. An extra special thank you goes out to our volunteers who worked so hard this year through the snow and colds. All NASCAR winners were notified and packages sent out. Congrats to Andrew M of Middletown who won a set of custom Game calls from Drop Zone Calls.
Day One of the Great American Outdoor Show. Thanks for all of the great Americans who stopped by and donated LEEK.