Good heavens, Liz, I'm sorry you took my remarks that way! Anybody is welcome to volunteer in any park at any time. But I am personally unaware of any outdoor volunteer work that the officers of either FoCP or any other group have scheduled in Clark Park this winter. In my experience, seldom has such work been organized. That's why I can't imagine what projects people might join on 24 hours' notice -- there aren't any that I know of. Good volunteer projects take beaucoup advance planning most of the time. I was thrilled to death to hear Andrew and Greg and the gang over at Malcolm X Park did have something going. You rule, Greg and Andrew! You're a model for Clark Park to follow. Liz, if you want to lead a winter work project in the park, you know you'll have FoCP behind you all the way. Contact one of your officers and get something going. You know how to do that! You are a truly incredible Lifetime Supporter of the park. I honestly reported what park volunteers are working on in the winter season, that I know of. They are smoothing the way for this year's festivals and soccer leagues. They are planning complex rehabilitation work. They are also working on Charles Dickens' Birthday Party and figuring out how to raise the money needed to maintain the park come spring. If any of this is what you like to do ... contact your representatives and they'll hook you in. (Psst! I'm not your rep.) FoCP is far from the only game in Clark Park. You can volunteer there directly through a host of other cool neighborhood groups. Most of them have cross-membership with FoCP, though. -- Tony West
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