The Wreath Project
If you are interested in purchasing a wreath this year, please fill out the order form and return it to the listed address or bring it to the Cathedral office. The order form can be found here.
Every year, the Wreath Project Committee works to make, sell, and deliver Christmas wreaths as a seasonal fundraiser for the social justice ministries of the Cathedral, most notably JUMP and VIA. The committee upholds a "tradition of joyous fellowship and beautiful craftsmanship while maximizing our donations to the most needy," actively involving many parishioners in this project.
Over 20 workers in the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont create the wreaths for the Cathedral (through NEKBalsam in West Glover), and appreciate the money they earn to pay their own bills. Once the wreaths reach the Cathedral, a dedicated and talented team of more than 25 people perform many different jobs, from constructing the Wreath Shelter to making bows for the wreaths to delivering the finished products.
For more information, please contact Penny Pillsbury via the Cathedral Administrator at admin@stpaulscathedralvt.org.
Every year, the Wreath Project Committee works to make, sell, and deliver Christmas wreaths as a seasonal fundraiser for the social justice ministries of the Cathedral, most notably JUMP and VIA. The committee upholds a "tradition of joyous fellowship and beautiful craftsmanship while maximizing our donations to the most needy," actively involving many parishioners in this project.
Over 20 workers in the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont create the wreaths for the Cathedral (through NEKBalsam in West Glover), and appreciate the money they earn to pay their own bills. Once the wreaths reach the Cathedral, a dedicated and talented team of more than 25 people perform many different jobs, from constructing the Wreath Shelter to making bows for the wreaths to delivering the finished products.
For more information, please contact Penny Pillsbury via the Cathedral Administrator at admin@stpaulscathedralvt.org.
