Fallbrook Blanket Project supports Bark in the Park

FALLBROOK – Bark in the Park is a one day event being held this year Saturday, March 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Live Oak Park. It is a day filled with all things dog related, as well as food, contests, demonstrations, raffles, silent auctions, and local vendors. It is a great way to meet fellow dog lovers in the community, while raising money for our local off leash dog park at Live Oak Park.

Bark in the Park is organized by the Fallbrook Dog Park Committee, a grassroots 501c3 nonprofit created to fund and maintain our off-leash dog parks for the enjoyment of the Fallbrook community.

The nonprofit Fallbrook Blanket Project consists of folks who knit and crochet for others. Most blankets and items are donated to charities in Fallbrook and North County and their fundraisers, like Bark in the Park.

Some ladies meet every Monday at Living Waters Church, 10 a.m. to noon, while others do their creating at home. Anyone can come and join this free group, even learn to knit or crochet and the donated yarn is free to use to make items for the project. Donated yarn and gently used gift bags are always welcome. Email [email protected] or visit fallbrookblanketproject.org for more information.

Submitted by Fallbrook Blanket Project.