Market Day, the original fundraising food co-op, has been in operation since 1975 and has grown to include thousands of schools just like Nativity.
Each month restaurant-quality prepared food products, from the same vendors that supply many upscale restaurants, are available for purchase. Market Day products are competitively priced and the Nativity PTA earns a 10% profit for all of the purchases.
Please give Market Day a try, and tell friends and family! The order sheet is included once a month with the Tuesday Home News Envelope or can be downloaded and printed HERE. Products are distributed at the school on Tuesday evenings.
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Cub Scout Annual Blue & Gold Banquet
Pack 517 will be holding its annual Blue & Gold Banquet on Monday, February 19 @ 6:00 pm in the banquet hall at the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church, 5950 Montgomery Road.
The Blue & Gold is an opportunity for all Scouts, family members, leaders and friends to celebrate Scouting and the achievements and rank advancements that the Scouts have made during the year.
On top of that, it's just a great time to socialize with other Scout families!
Reservation forms have been sent via Nativity mail to all Pack 517 registered Scout families.
If you have not already made your reservations, please do so as soon as possible by calling Forrest Longeway at 351-3549.
Girl Scout News The 7th grade Girl Scout Troop (#7547) are raising funds for a trip to Savannah, Georgia this summer. They will tour the home of Juliet Gordon Low, the founder of Girl Scouts.
We are asking anyone to donate your used cell phones and inkjet cartridges. There are many of us who have old cell phones laying around that they no longer use.
Please place these items in a box that will be located outside the office door. The box will be picked up after school on Feb 14. Thanks for your contribution
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Looking for a new way to Serve?
Nativity's new ministry, AFTERCare, is an extension of the parish's Bereavement outreach and focuses on the needs of parishioners at and following their time of great loss.
AFTERCare provides contact, concern, and community beginning at the funeral....and continuing up to a year. Be a part of this much-needed outreach by simply attending parish funerals and/or learning more about AFTERCare's followup contact.
There's rarely a time when any of us experiences the need to feel connected more than at the loss of a loved one. All of us can foster that connectedness in some small way.
See AFTERCare's flyer for more information.
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