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    • PowerCorps Power Trek

    Posted by EducationWorks on May 21, 2018

    JOIN us FOR

    PowerCorps Power Trek

    Saturday, June 16, 2018 | 10am-12pm

    At the Edgely Field Concession Stand
    7201 Randolph Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19121
    (Drive around the bend from Laurel Hill Mansion)

    Light Refreshments will be served following the trek!

    Join current and past members of PowerCorpsPHL on a two-mile trek starting and ending at the Concession Stand at Edgely Field, through Mount Pleasant, an 18th century estate sitting over the Schuylkill River. PowerCorpsPHL members will lead the trek, identifying plant and tree species along the way, and showcasing rain gardens and other environmental service projects they’ve completed in the area over the past five years.

    Guided treks will leave from the Concession Stand every 15 minutes between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Guided trek is 1.5 miles, with the option to walk back to the Concession Stand (for a total of 2 miles overall), or ride the shuttle back.

    Purchase your Tickets today!
    Adults (18 and over) $20
    Alumni $5
    Children (under 18) FREE

    To purchase your tickets, visit: http://eventbrite.com/e/powertrek-tickets-45339440487

    If you are interested in being a sponsor or purchasing an ad, please contact Jacquie Patterson at jacquiepatterson@educationworks.org or (215) 221-3849.

    PowerCorpsPHL is a City of Philadelphia AmeriCorps program operated in partnership with EducationWorks. PowerCorpsPHL supports the City’s environmental stewardship, workforce development, sustainability, and youth violence prevention priorities by engaging young adults in full-time AmeriCorps service that prepares them to succeed in work and in life.

     

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