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SEASPAR Eagles Volunteers Bring Fall Color to Woodridge Park District Facilities

Eagles volunteers partnered with planning staff to plant seasonal flowers and ornamental cabbages at the ARC and Community Center

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The fall season got a little brighter at the Woodridge Park District thanks to the efforts of volunteers from the SEASPAR (South East Association for Special Parks and Recreation) Eagles program.

Eagles volunteers partnered with Park District planning staff to plant seasonal flowers and ornamental cabbages at the ARC and Fred C. Hohnke Community Center. Their hard work and enthusiasm helped add vibrant fall color to both facilities, creating a welcoming environment for residents and visitors.

SEASPAR offers a wide variety of therapeutic recreation programs and services for all ages and all disabilities. These include weekly programs, special events, day camps, Special Olympics training, adapted sports, multi-sensory rooms, cooperative programs, inclusion services, and much more. Visit their website at www.seaspar.org for more information.

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