Valhalla's second pond improvement project is finally
underway! This one is truly massive to match the equally massive upper pasture.
If you look carefully you'll be able to see
Valhalla President Gordon Cucullu
picking his way across what will eventually be deepest part of the newly
renovated pond, which will eventually provide livestock, wildlife, and aquatic
creatures with thousands of gallons of clean water for many decades to come.
It's a bit difficult to describe the sheer size of this
second pond renovation project, and the size of the heavy equipment involved in
getting it done. Take a careful look at what appear to be two little garden gnomes
under the giant arm of the excavator. Oh, wait... those aren't gnomes at all...
that's Terry and Gordon supervising from a safe distance.
The Valhalla Project needs your help and support
Just
getting a project like Valhalla up and running has required a significant
investment in time, money, and labor. With roughly $500,000 already invested
over the last two years into the Valhalla Project for property acquisition, feeding
and housing Soldier participants, infrastructure and facility improvements,
animal purchases and feed, tools and building supplies, forest and pasture
management expenses, and much much more, resources are running thin. We need
YOUR help to keep Valhalla functioning efficiently - while at the same time
expanding vitally important programs to assist post-9/11 combat Soldiers and
war zone civilian workers to transition back into the civilian world. The Valhalla Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity recognized by the IRS.
Nobody, including cadre or board members, draws a paycheck here, nor will they ever: we simply give everything we have to make Valhalla possible. 100% of your donation via Paypal will go directly to program expenses, period. If you'd prefer to instead directly donate four new tractor tire, a truckload of straw bales, a pallet of dimension lumber, or even a few dozen 10' sheets of forest green tin roofing, that would be absolutely wonderful - yet perhaps polking the "Donate" button above to contribute $10, $20,
$50 or even more might be a little easier and more practical!
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