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As you know, the Friends of Littlegarth are currently raising money to fund the building of a new Pavilion by the Sports Field. As well as holding specific fundraising events, like the Circus and Ball we wanted to provide the opportunity for the Littlegarth community to donate towards the project in a memorable way. To reflect this sentiment, the Friends have recently commissioned an appealing, 1.2m tall copper Giving Tree, intended to be placed by the new Pavilion once construction is completed.
The Giving Tree provides a real opportunity for families to leave a lasting legacy to mark their time at Littlegarth. We are offering families and local advocates of the school the opportunity to have your name inscribed on one of the 250 individual leaves of the Tree, in return for a £175 donation towards the Pavilion. The installation will serve as a physical reminder of the huge support given by our Littlegarth family in the construction of the Pavilion, and we have no doubt that the Pavilion will be very well used once it is open.
The Tree will initially be placed on the grass outside the new building near the car park, and the copper construction of the Tree means it will over time become beautifully weathered, to compliment the natural look of the new pavilion. If demand is sufficiently high, a second tree will be purchased to allow even more messages of support to be displayed across the school site.
We hope that children, parents, grandparents, local businesses, suppliers, staff, and former parents alike will wish to see their and their peers’ names inscribed on the hundreds of leaves the Tree can display, to show just how expansive our community is here at Littlegarth.
Huge thanks to all the families who have already purchased a leaf – we greatly appreciate your support.
If you wish to feature on the Giving Tree, you can purchase a leaf here via this link: https://buytickets.at/littlegarth/715918 Please of course feel free to share this information with those who may also wish to support our fundraising efforts to support the school.
Many thanks,
Friends of Littlegarth
