Beaverdale Neighborhood Association [ 032707 ]

Well-built, distinctive brick homes, tree-lined streets, and community
spirit characterize Beaverdale, one of Des Moines'
finest neighborhoods since the early 1920's.



	BNA Committee Pages Each committee has their own page, please click their title to learn more. Beautification & Parks Flower plantings, memorial trees, park clean-up Communications web site, newsletter History photos, archives Membership recruitment, applications, volunteers Public Affairs civic issues, capital improvements Special Events Jazz in July, Easter egg hunt

	Beaverdale Neighborhood Association P.O. Box 30175 Des Moines, Iowa 50310 Phone: (515) 255-4898 bna@beaverdale.org BNA Mission The Beaverdale neighborhood Association is neighbors working together to promote the social welfare of the Beaverdale area by bringing about civic betterment and social improvements for the common good and general welfare of the community. The BNA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, nonprofit organization. Your company may have a matching funds program.

Upcoming Events

Thursday, March 29, 7-9 p.m.

BNA Home Improvement Seminar

Barrier-Free & Beautiful: Making Any House Accessible

Northwest Community Center

5110 Franklin Ave., Des Moines

Cost:

$10 per person (BNA members)

$15 per person (non-BNA members)

No matter a person’s age, size, or disability, universal house design makes a home usable throughout a person’s lifespan. Learn the basic elements that can many any house accessible.

Speakers: Kelly Dinges, FMR Home Portfolio. FMR Home Portfolio is a Des Moines company that specializes in barrier-free home design. Joe Ghormley, Accessible Homes. Beaverdale builder Accessible Homes is a professional full-service remodeling contractor specializing in universal design, and special physical needs modification.

Reserve your spot by contacting Amber Siever at asiever@hotmail.com or 274-8192, and pay at the door. Or send your reservation and check payable to the Beaverdale Neighborhood Association, PO Box 30175, Des Moines, IA 50310.

Friday, April 6th

Volunteers Needed to Prepare Park for Easter Egg Hunt

Beaverdale Park (Adams Avenue and 34th Street)

Volunteers are needed to help clean up Beaverdale Park for the annual Easter Egg Hunt to be held Saturday, April 7th. The cleanup will take place Friday, April 6th at 1:30 in the afternoon. Your assistance is needed to make sure the areas where the children will be hunting for eggs are clear of tree branches, dog waste, broken glass and other debris left from the winter. The city will provide a truck to haul away whatever we find. You may find it helpful to have gloves and bring plastic bags. Rakes, brooms and snow scoops will be handy.

Saturday, April 7th

17th Annual BNA Easter Egg Hunt

Beaverdale Park (Adams Avenue and 34th Street)

The hunt begins at 10:00 a.m. sharp...don't be late! For children ages up to 10 years old. If you wish to make a monetary contribution for prizes and candy or for questions, please contact Lu Johnson at 255-8907 or at bobalu11@mchsi.com

**Check out the online calendar at beaverdale.org for other Beaverdale community events, including the Kinder Touch Amish Farmer’s Market, Bone-A-Patreat Egg Hunt for Dogs, Hoover Pancake Breakfast & Golf Tournament, and Westminster dramatic performances.

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Well-built, distinctive brick homes, tree-lined streets, and communityspirit characterize Beaverdale, one of Des Moines'finest neighborhoods since the early 1920's.

Well-built, distinctive brick homes, tree-lined streets, and community
spirit characterize Beaverdale, one of Des Moines'
finest neighborhoods since the early 1920's.