January 14, 2016
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Delacombe Primary School.
TREES PLANTED
Delacombe Primary School students were delighted to receive 20 mature trees for their school grounds. Through Fifteen Trees, Brian and Maree Harrison (Harrison Funerals) generously donate one mature tree for every funeral service they conduct at their Main Rd, Ballarat funeral premises.
Since 2009, the Harrisons have helped 20 community groups plant over 250 mature trees. Huge thank you to Brian and Maree for allowing schools such as Delacombe Primary to enhance their school grounds with beautiful native and exotic trees. In years to come, these students will be sitting in the shade cast from your trees.
Slainte – Colleen
Since 2009, the Harrisons have helped 20 community groups plant over 250 mature trees. Huge thank you to Brian and Maree for allowing schools such as Delacombe Primary to enhance their school grounds with beautiful native and exotic trees. In years to come, these students will be sitting in the shade cast from your trees.
Slainte – Colleen RECENT TREE PLANTINGS
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