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  Member Coordinator March 31, 2014 at 4:00pm

  Welcome and thanks for joining the Valley Permaculture Alliance (VPA) website!  VPA is a Phoenix based non-profit that offers classes, training, activities, tours, events and demonstrations.  Learn more about VPA on the ‘About Us’ page, and explore what this site has to offer.  We hope that you will participate fully in the many groups, forums, and other resources on this site.  Please take advantage of the wealth of knowledge readily shared by our members! 

  And thank you so much for your interest in volunteering with VPA.  There are many volunteer opportunities such as assisting with classes, with the seed library, in the office, and at events like the annual Tour de Coops and Mesquite Pancake Breakfast.  We encourage you to join the Volunteer Group (http://www.phoenixpermaculture.org/group/volunteer) to stay up to date with all the volunteer opportunities we have available or email volunteer@vpaaz.org.  You, the Volunteer, make it possible fo the VPA to accomplish our mission of inspiring sustainable urban living in the desert southwest.  And we look forward to getting to know you! 

  Want another way to connect with VPA? Look for us on Facebook.  (https://www.facebook.com/ValleyPermacultureAlliance) and Twitter (@vpapermie).

   

  If you have any questions or suggestions, please let us know. You can email Susan, the Class Coordinator at classes@vpaaz.org about classes and the website.  You can also reach Kate, the Volunteer Manager, via kate@vpaaz.org.

   

  Best wishes,

  Victoria

  Volunteer Membership Coordinator
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  Kimberly Zadroga March 26, 2014 at 4:19pm

  Hi Christine,

  Just checking up on you and the chickens.  Everyone doing OK?

  Thanks,

  Kimberly
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  Christine McAulay March 16, 2014 at 7:25pm

  Hello!
  
  Oh I am so excited! Thanks for getting back with me. My phone number is 480 229-6340. I will be looking forward to your call on Friday. We are on Pecos and Higley so we are not too far at all.
  
  : )
  
  Thank you
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  Kimberly Zadroga March 16, 2014 at 5:38pm

  Hi Christine,

  Sure!  We are giving them their annual deworming so the eggs should be discarded for 10 days after deworming just to be safe.  Next weekend they will be ready to go.  It's best to come by just after dark when they are roosting, and bring either a good sturdy cardboard box or a dog kennel.  

  Please let me know your phone number and I'll call you Friday to set up a time.  We are at Lindsay and Elliot in Gilbert.

  I see that you want a goat too-- I just sold my kids but will have more in September, unless you want a goat that's more like a dog.  That would be Iris--she's a pygmy and we rescued her nearly 2 yrs ago.  You can visit her when you come to pick up chickens!

  Thanks,

  Kimberly