36 hour give-a-thon!
Give Local a great opportunity to support Bantam Lake
-7Am Wed April 24 to 7pm Thurs April 25
WHY? -contributions are maximized due to the many bonus funds, matches and prizes provided by CCF - So please bear with us as we send some extra reminders during this drive.
-gifts of as little as $10 can be made online via credit card and each donation can often count towards matches and prizes
Some unique prizes & matches we are going for
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Wed, April 24, 10AM - 7PM: GIVE LITCHFIELD COUNTY - $1000 award to the organization that has the most unique donors between 10AM and 7PM (again - quantity of donors is the important thing here)
Thurs, April 25 at 5:56 AM (sunrise!) - RISE and SHINE - $500 awarded to 2 organizations that receive a gift (any amount) closest to 5:56 AM
Thurs, April 25, 12noon - 3PM - DOLLARS FOR LITCHFIELD COUNTY - $1000 award to the organization that raises the most revenue between 12noon-3PM
Thank you for supporting Bantam Lake
Coming Events!
Wed May 1, 2024 - Lake Treatment. More info to follow
Sat, June 15, 2024 - 9:00 AM - BLPA Annual Meeting - Town Hall, East St, Morris
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Thanks to all those that joined us at the Bantam Lake Clean Up event on Saturday!
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
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Bantam Lake Partners
CT Federation of Lakes
The Connecticut Federation of Lakes (CFL) is the Voice of Connecticut lakes - representing them at the local and state government levels. It endeavors to educate the public and to help create an environmental ethic for lakes so that these important inland water bodies can become or remain healthy natural resources.
Aquatic Ecosystem Research
AER conducts baseline ecological research, leverages relationships with engineering & management firms, actively participates in numerous conservation societies, and works with a variety of state, local, and private entities. They strive to positively influence the ecological, recreational, and consumptive values of New England's freshwater ecosystems.​