More than 300 visitors enjoyed the concession, craft, yardsale and non-profit tables. The Children's area offered parents the opportunity to obtain Ident-a-Kid id's while the little ones were much more interested in the crafts, water balloons and the Home Depot workshops.

Boy Scout Troop 138 created an obstacle course through the nature trail, a welcome relief from the sun. Thanks to the volunteers from Gloucester High School Football team for parking and clean-up, Boys and Girls Club for crafts, games and playground assistance. Proceeds are being divided among the attending non-profits: Gloucester Mathews Free Clinic, Boys and Girls Club, Precious Purrs & Paws, Literacy Volunteers of Gloucester, The Laurel Shelter, The Family Room, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Bay Aging,

Carol Birch
Community Service Chair
804-832-6405