Grand Rapids Pagan Pride Day
Grand Rapids MI
Code of Conduct
Visitors
The SAME park rules apply to this event as they would to any other
- Parental approval is needed for children under the age of 18 to take part in any rituals
- Pets are welcomed, but, you must follow all park rules & clean up after them.
- Parents please keep an eye on children at all times
- Place trash in the correct areas
- Respect others
September 20th, 2008
Mission Statements
The Pagan Pride Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the elimination of prejudice and religious discrimination through education, activism, charity, and community. Annual Pagan Pride celebrations are held during the September through October…We Are Everywhere!
Information...
The 7th Annual Grand Rapids Pagan Pride Day was a complete success!! I would like to thank all our venders and teachers that came out to support the community even in light of some cooler weather. We had over three hundred people throughout the day. The community provided 150lbs of dry food to Second Harvest Gleaners food bank and about 60lbs for animal food for Athena Wisdoms Animal rescue.
I would like to invite you all to next years event…mark your calendars early for
Light & Love,
Shell )0(
Coordinator
We are currently looking for Merchants, Entertainment, Volunteers, & Donations.... for the 2008 event......
For more information e-mail us at grppd_michigan@yahoo.com
Security:
Red Thorian has stepped forward to head up our security for this year. If you would be interested in helping out email him @ redthorian@redthorian.org
Lost & Found & First Aid will be located at the Information Booth.
GRPPD is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items.
Questions should be directed to the Folks at the Information Booth on the day of the event. If you have questions or concerns prior to the event, please email
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