New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance. Tricky Tray. East Brunswick. Need Some Help.

NJARA's Annual Tricky Tray fundraiser is a HUGE undertaking that brings in a lot of money for NJARA and we need MANY volunteers. It will be held on Saturday, December 6 in East Brunswick at the East Brunswick High School.

We need:

- WORKERS: We need about 30 volunteers - that's right THIRTY(!) volunteers - to help out on that day. Help is needed from 1pm - 10:30pm. It will be split into 2 shifts: 1:30pm - 5:30pm & 5:30 - 10:30pm. Those who can work the whole day (1 - 10:30), you will be feed scrumptious vegan pizza for your extra effort!

- BAKERS: We provide baked goods and refreshments to the attendees, so if you can bake vegan cookies, brownies or cupcakes for us, please let us know.Last year this event netted us $13,500. We'd like to surpass that this year, but we NEED YOUR HELP. It's a lot of work, but it is fun and you can feel good knowing you've helped. A win-win situation!

Please email us at njara@nj-ara.org or call 732-446-6808 to let us know how you can help.And don't forget, if you still have any gifts to donate, let us know!Janine----------------------

Janine Motta
New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance (NJARA)
PO Box 174 Englishtown, NJ 07726
732-446-6808

New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance is NJ's only statewide animal rights organization. NJARA has been advancing the rights of animals for 25 years through advocacy, public education and legislation. Visit us at www.NJ-ARA.org.

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