Author Archives: Amanda Clifton

Hello neighbors! David and I recently lost a good friend in India to a motorcycle crash. He leaves behind a wife and three children. His middle child is attempting to finish his last few years of schooling so he can … Continue reading →

We collected 62 new childrens books and 56 new pairs of PJs for the Great Sprout Tuck-in. Any gently used pjs were donated to a local shelter. Thanks to all those who participated in helping give these needy children a … Continue reading →

Don’t forget tomorrow is the pickup day for the SGCCA PJ & Children’s book drive! We will be around at 11 AM to pick up the PJs and books. If you cannot make your donation tomorrow, we will also be … Continue reading →

South Graylyn Crest will be working to help Sprout give every child a good night. Sprout’s Great Tuck In is a pajama and children’s book drive in conjunction with the Pajama Program. Many children don’t have a pair of pajamas … Continue reading →

Even though the groundhog saw his shadow we are looking towards spring!! Keep an eye out for your spring newsletter in early March! In there will be information on our spring meeting, spring community drive, and much much more!!

This year our fall food drive collected almost 400 pounds of food. Thanks to all who participated. We recently received a Thank You note from the foodbank. You can see the letter by clicking here: Thank You from FBD

It’s our first official snow of the winter season and we got around 2 inches! Your Association Board would like to remind you to drive safe and slow today. If you see any icy or slick spots which might need … Continue reading →

Congratulations to our 2011 Holiday Decorating Contest winners. As per the newsletter judging was completed on December 20th by the Association board. All houses lit up by 7pm on the 20th were eligible for the contest. We thank all those … Continue reading →

As the kids return to school, it is time to start thinking of our 2011-2012 year in South Graylyn Crest. Look out for the fall newsletter by the end of September with information about upcoming events and community concerns. As … Continue reading →