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2013 Mini-Grant Works

Mini-Grant Dollars in action!

Here are some of the projects that were completed with help from our mini-grants in 2013. The seacoast is an even more beautiful place now! Thanks to the Environment & Conservation Committee for making this happen.

There is still time to apply for a 2014 grant. Check it out!

The Danielle Harmon Garden at Stratham Hill Park     Danielle Harmon Garden

Educational Herb Garden at Kingston Community Library

Kingston Library

Zen-inspired garden on Route 33 in Stratham         Dena Stern Garden

Water Street garden in Exeter

Water Street Garden

Stratham Historical Society building gardens

Stratham Historical Society

Kids’ Park Island garden in Exeter

Kids' Park Gwen Kenney

Herb garden at the Tuck Museum in Hampton

Hampton Historical Society

Knock-out roses for the island garden on Routes 111 and 27

David Briden Traffic Island

Center Street Circle garden in Exeter

ECM Bed

Swasey Parkway gardens in Exeter

Swasey Parkway Volunteers

“A Splash of Color” at the Exeter Senior Center

Exeter Senior Center

A garden in front of the Exeter Housing Authority

Exeter Housing Authority

               A “Garden of Eatin” at the entrance to Seacoast Family Promise

Family Promise Veggie Garden

The Making Of A Logo

Design By Committee

Before & After Logos

How did we end up with a new logo? By committee, of course. We decided a while back that it was time to spruce up the old logo and come up with a more modern, easily recognizable version. A committee was formed with Diana at the helm. (We needed someone to herd the cats!) Max and Mel rounded out the group. We put on our creative hats and met to toss around  ideas. And toss we did! We came up with the idea of a Giant E with floral designs on it, like an illuminated letter from a manuscript. When the idea was presented to the club board, some felt it looked too much like the Phillips Exeter Academy Big E, so back to the drawing board….

With help and guidance from Dave and Beth over at Exeter Copy & More or ecm as they are now known, more ideas were developed. When we saw the wheelbarrow with its daisy, we were smitten.

Once the logo was decided upon, we went to work having a membership card, advertizing rack cards and stationary designed. You have all seen our wonderful banner that we proudly display at meetings and public events like the flower cookie sale. Patti went to work getting local businesses to offer club discounts to us which will be listed on our membership cards. Terri provided a beautiful photograph to decorate the rack cards. You will be seeing these items very soon.

And, as if all that wasn’t enough, Diana created three beautiful quilted aprons with the new logo for members to wear at our public promotions.

Reported by Max

Not bad for a committee!

EAGC Oval Logo