Have a cup o'joe and support ENH - Exploring New Horizons

Jacob SackinDecember 16, 2010Blog

Have a cup o’joe and support ENH

Starting tomorrow through Christmas Eve Day, come to Peet’s Coffee in Scotts Valley and support ENH. Each year, every Peet’s Coffee selects a nonprofit and patrons have the opportunity to donate funds and Peet’s Coffee will match all donations up to $1,000.

Additionally, on December 24th as a way to thank their customers Peet’s Coffee will be handing out complimentary cups of coffee and tea all day as a way of thanking their customers for making charitable contributions throughout the holiday season.

So stop by the Peets Coffee in Scotts Valley at 214 Mt. Hermon Rd. Scotts Valley, CA 95066 between now and December 24th and enjoy a drink and make a contribution to ENH!

“We got to cook our own food. My favorite was burritos. I learned to use the stove like a chef.” – 5th grade student

“When I grow up I want to work at Pigeon Point”- 5th grade student

“ Overall this pigeon point trip was the best field trip I ever went on. Thank you.”

“This is so much fun, I’m so excited to be able to cook” – 5th grade student

“The trip brought families and scholars closer together. My scholars grew and learned to be on their own. I can’t say enough about the staff. They were incredible. I too, grew as a teacher from this program. I am already planning for next year” – 5th grade teacher

” I surprisingly liked cleaning up after dinner”- Pigeon Point Student

“I really liked that we had no electronics. You all inspired me to go outside more. Also I learned a lot.” – 5th grade student

“The food and cooking on the trip was great. My group got to cook for the morning. It was good.” – 5th grade student

“It was inspiring seeing nature through the eyes of my naturalist”- 5th grade students

“I was beyond impressed with the naturalists -their knowledge, humor and engagement with the students is a rare gift. The pigeon point curriculum is extremely well thought through and adults and students alike left ENH with a deeper appreciation of the natural world”- 5th grade teacher