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Not Just Newcomers--Not Just Plano--Just New Friends!
Newcomer Friends of Greater Plano, NFGP, is a social organization of warm, caring women who provide a supportive environment for new and established residents of Plano, Texas and all surrounding areas, including Frisco, McKinney, Prosper, Allen, Richardson, Sachse, and more. The Club assists women in their transition by introducing them to others, fostering friendships and encouraging participation in the group's many activities. |
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| A SPECIAL INVITATION Please join us for this month’s Welcome Coffee from the comforts of our home via Zoom. This event is designed to offer a fun and casual way to acquaint prospective and new members with our club and learn more about each other through “getting to know you" conversations When: Tuesday, April 20, 2021, 10:00 -11:15 AM To attend or learn more please contact Cindy Miller, NFGP Greeter at: nfgpgreeter@gmail.com for details. |
Join us for our April Webinar Program Tuesday, April 13, 2021 Creating a Healthier Ecosystem with Beehives To Register click the link to the right -> Registration is limited to 100. Once Registered, you will be sent a link for the Zoom Webinar attendance.
Jim Miller Vice President of Operations and Ethics Officer,
Bees will travel two to five miles from their hive to gather pollen and nectar and are essential to pollinating flowers, fruits and vegetables. Cross-pollination is vital to the production of popular fruits and vegetables. With a focus on environmental sustainability, Medical City McKinney established the beehives last spring and plants native to Texas are now being added to the hospital campus to create natural food sources to help support the bees. Join us; Register now for this interesting discussion | Join Us - Register NOW!
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Speaker: Jim Miller Creating a Healthier Ecosystem with Beehives April 13, 2021 10:00 - 11:30 AM - via Zoom RSVP Deadline: April 9
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Medical City of McKinney is creating a healthier tomorrow for the community it serves. The adventure, begun in 2020, is cultivating beehives on seven acres of undeveloped property west of the hospital. Six thriving hives, home to about 150,000 honeybees, have now produced their first batches of honey.