Logo guidelines. We ask that submissions include the phrase “Passyunk Square Civic Association” as well as the abbreviation “PSCA” within the design. We’d also like three different versions of the logo for use on our three main initiatives: anti-litter, education, and greening. Please send submissions to logo@passyunk.org. Please include your name, your preferred e-mail address, and your website if you have one. We will happily allow multiple submissions.

We ask logos be submitted as scalable vector graphics, EPS or Illustrator file format, and also as JPGs. Kindly outline any fonts.

The entry must be your original design, and not a copy that may be subject to copyright laws. That would be awful.

prize. The designer of the winning entry will receive a $500 cash prize and the winning design will be unveiled with much fanfare at our Spring Plant Sale on May 15th.

deadline. The deadline for entries is Thursday, April 15, 2010 by midnight EST.

questions. Please send any questions you may have to logo@passyunk.org

Passyunk Square Civic Association’s general membership meeting will be held on March 2 at 6:30 p.m. at the South Philadelphia Older Adult Center (SPOAC) at Passyunk Ave and Dickinson St. Learn about upcoming events, hear about updates from education, zoning and other committees and be a part of a special discussion about litter efforts in the neighborhood. We have some exciting plans to make our neighborhood more beautiful, and we want your input.

PSCA GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, January 5, 6:30pm
@ S.P.O.A.C. (12th & Dickinson)

Join your neighbors to hear about and discuss:

• Phila. Water Dept.’s Model Neighborhoods Program
• Xmas tree recycling on Jan. 9th at Columbus Square
• Fairmount Park’s educational programs in local schools, summer camps, and future public walks
• Efforts to clean and green the neighborhood

Don’t throw out that Christmas tree!

PSCA, in partnership with civic associations around the city, will be hosting a Christmas tree wood chipping event on Saturday January 9 from 10 am to 4 PM at Columbus Square (13th and Reed corner).

A $5 donation is suggested to cover costs. Wood chips will be used in local parks and gardens and made available to individuals for home use. Please remove all decorations, lights and plastic wrap.

Trees placed curbside to be collected by the City will go to landfills. So here’s your chance to make 2010 greener!

For more information, contact Christine at christineknapp@yahoo.com

Join the PSCA Education Committee at its next meeting on Tuesday December 15th at 7 at SPOAC. The committee will be outlining goals for the year and continuing the discussion of getting involved in our local public elementary schools.
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Have you been wondering where PSCA’s trees will be planted this year? Well see the attached documents and find out.

Spring 2009 Tree List

Fall 2009 Tree List