Mission Statement

November 23, 2011

Friends of Haystack is dedicated to promoting conservation and outdoor pursuits in and around the community of Pawlet for the benefit of all.

The group is committed to supporting projects that, through a variety of means, enrich the community experience of one of Vermont’s signature small towns.

(more about Friends of Haystack)

We’re planning a community celebration for August 24, 2013 to mark the conservation of the Haystack summit. Please save the date! We’d love to see you there. Further details will be posted as soon as they are available.

 

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Fundraising Update – We Did It!

November 17, 2012

We are delighted to report that thanks to the tremendous support from Haystack friends, we have raised enough money to close on the property. HOORAY! We greatly appreciate everybody’s generous support and are excited to move forward with the conservation of Haystack’s summit. The Haystack Stewardship Endowment Fund, with a goal of $10,000, is ongoing. [...]

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Photos from the Pig Roast and Silent Auction at the Barn Benefit for Friends of Haystack

September 7, 2012

We’re pleased to say that the Pig Roast and Silent Auction at the barn was a great success.  The roast pig and all its accompaniments were delicious — a true feast.  With the pig, a great array of silent auction items, and excellent live music, the evening was complete. We’d like to thank all who attended [...]

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Pig Roast and Silent Auction at the Barn to Benefit Friends of Haystack on August 6, 2012

July 22, 2012

Secure Haystack’s Summit Forever! Benefit at the Barn Restaurant on the 6th of August, starting at 6 pm. Tickets are $25.00 in advance or at the door (if not sold out) and include a pig roast with all of the trimmings, a silent auction, and music by John Davis. Silent Auction Items Silent auction items [...]

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Friends of Haystack on GNAT

May 27, 2012

Check out the recent interview on GNAT with Susan Sargent, president of the Friends of Haystack below.

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