DAR chapter members add new wildflowers to Hope Place

New plantings were added to the Hope Place garden in celebration of Earth Day.

  • By Observer staff
  • | 6:00 p.m. April 24, 2023
Volunteers Judiann Rakes, DAR Conservation Chair Cory Trustu, Gale Shaw of the Sugar Mill DAR chapter, Nancy Roddy and Susan Barry. Courtesy photo
Volunteers Judiann Rakes, DAR Conservation Chair Cory Trustu, Gale Shaw of the Sugar Mill DAR chapter, Nancy Roddy and Susan Barry. Courtesy photo
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In celebration of Earth Day on Saturday, April 22, the Capt. James Ormond Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution's Conservation Committee weeded and added new plantings to the wildflower garden at Hope Place in Daytona Beach. 

Hope Place provides a fresh start for families with children who have been displaced from their homes as well as unaccompanied youth ages 18-24.

To learn more about the local DAR chapter, visit fssdar.com/CaptainJamesOrmondDAR.

 

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