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Gray Community Endowment, Inc.
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Still not sure? Watch our documentary on Youtube to see why you need to 'Save the Hill! |
In July of 2008, the Gray Community Endowment took a two year mortgage to purchase the Hancock Property to prevent residential development that would have threatened Libby Hill Trails. This mortgage of $160,000 is our goal for this fund raiser. As of October 2009 nearly 80% of the funds have been raised. Now we need your help to get us "over the 'hill" and raise the remaining $23,000. Your donation helps permanently protect the access to these trails. Our mortgage is due soon so we really need your donation soon. Please consider in investing in open space in your community.
You can help prevent this from happening by sending your check to Libby Hill Land Purchase, Gray Community Endowment, PO Box 1376, Gray ME 04039, or donate online above. A tax-deductible gift of $25, $50, $100 or more can help make sure we permanently preserve this land for public use and enjoyment. The purchase price is $160,000, so every dollar counts!
Compare a gift to save Libby Hill with other ways you spend your recreational dollars:
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$900 |
A season’s pass for one adult at Sunday River |
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$382 |
A Grandstand season ticket for one adult at Oxford Plains Speedway |
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$180 |
A season’s X-C ski pass at Pineland Farms for a family of four |
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$165 |
One day of downhill skiing for a family of four at Shawnee Peak |
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$120 |
One evening of fine dining with your family |
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$60 |
Maine Wildlife Park one season pass for a family of six |
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$60 |
Range Pond season’s pass (for a vehicle) |
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$50 |
One night at the movies (with refreshments) for a family of four |
These are things that last one day, one night, or a season. In contrast, your one time, tax-deductible gift helps buy a lifetime of fun and memories on Libby Hill; for you, for your children, and the generations to come. This is a priceless opportunity, and we have to act now or we will lose it forever.