June 05, 2007 10:34 PM UTC

Join Democratic Moms and Their Kids for a Community Park Cleanup on Tuesday, June 12th

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• by: Thomas Bates

Cross-posted at other fine blogs

Join the women of WIN (WomenInformed.Net), their “WIN”-ing kids, and Democrats Work to cleanup Willow Creek Park in Centennial on Tuesday, June 12, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon.

You can see all the details and RSVP here. The first 12 grown-ups to RSVP (and their kids) will get a free Democrats Work t-shirt. All of the necessary equipment will be provided, so wear some clothes that can get dirty and bring your kids!

Here are the details:

• WHEN: Tuesday, June 12th from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon
• WHERE: Meet at the pavilion in Willow Creek Park, which is on the corner of E. Mineral Drive and E. Phillips Circle in Centennial
  (A map is available on our website.)
• RSVP: Please click here to see all the event details and to RSVP. (You can also RSVP by sending an email to rsvp@democratswork.org.)
• NOTES: The first 12 grown-ups to RSVP (and their kids) will get a free Democrats Work t-shirt.

Democrats Work mobilizes Democrats to perform community service . . . as Democrats. Democrats Work partners with Democratic and progressive organizations throughout Colorado to help connect volunteers with visible, tangible service projects in their communities – such as cleaning up parks and neighborhoods, working at food banks, building houses, sponsoring basketball tournaments, and helping at church bake sales. Through this service-based approach, Democrats Work aims to promote Democratic values at the local level, showing our neighbors that Democrats work hard to improve their communities every day, not just at election time.

WIN is a grassroots political organization started by a group of educated women in the suburbs of Denver, Colorado in November 2004. We are educators, lawyers, artists, accountants, engineers, business owners, medical professionals, and mothers. We spend 24-hours-a-day doing the right thing for our children, our households, and our communities.