Visit the Sand Dollar at the Coronado Flower Show and Make a Purchase with a Purpose

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Kellee Hearther

04/20/2012

Once again the Sand Dollar has been asked to be a vendor at the

Annual Coronado Flower Show. Come show your support of the

Sand Dollar Shops and the Coronado Community this weekend!

Coronado Flower Show
“A Floral Olympiad”
April 21 & 22, 2012

The Coronado Flower Show is held in Spreckels Park in the center of Coronado’s Village, along Orange Avenue, between 6th & 7th Streets. This is the largest flower show held under tents in the nation. Exhibits are placed inside tents surrounding a central gazebo, which becomes the stage for continuous entertainment, announcements and trophy presentations.

Admission: $5
Children under 12 and CFA Members FREE

A PURCHASE WITH A PURPOSE

The Sand Dollar gift shop is a year-round NOSC Fundraising Project. All the proceeds earned from gift shop sales go back to the San Diego military community in the form of grants to local charity organizations and college scholarships to military spouses and children. In 2012, we distributed a total of $47,500 through our Charities and Scholarships programs.

The Naval Officers’ Spouses’ Club or NOSC San Diego is a wonderful organization that not only raises funds for local charities and scholarships, but provides social and cultural opportunities for military spouses living in the San Diego area. There are two Sand Dollar shops, one at Naval Medical Center San Diego and one on board NAS North Island. The merchandise is so varied, there is something for everyone. Be sure to make this part of your visit to the Flower Show.

Kellee Hearther

Online Editorial Intern

eCoronado.com

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Sand Dollar graphic and flyer courtesy of NOSC San Diego

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