For one of Ashlee's 10 hour personal projects for Young Women's she decided to do an Easter Brunch and Egg Hunt for our ward. She did a great job. She spent well over a month and half organizing the activity, asking for donations, collecting donations, filling Easter eggs with candy, reminding people of what to bring, etc. Thursday a couple of days before the activity, I took her to the Stake Center Pavilion and she hosed it down and wiped down the tables to get it all cleaned up for the event. Friday night she made muffins, and put together a few guessing games, and I took her to do some last minute errands. Saturday morning my mom, my brother and his kids, and a friend from church,went and set up everything for the event and hid over 950 eggs! The event turned out well. I think just about every family in the ward with kids showed up to the event, there was plenty of food, and everyone seemed to have a good time. We have heard comments from various people in the ward, that they would like for this to be a yearly event! The next day at church, one little girl came up to Ashlee and asked her if she was going to do another Easter Egg Hunt.
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| Cleaning off the tables |
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| The food table, before the food arrived. It was a windy day. |
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| The drink table. With a "drink" banner made by Ashlee |
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| She had left over donated candy so she put it in bags and jars and they got to guess how many candies there were. The winner got the bag or jar of candy. |
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| People getting their food. We kept it simple, muffins, fruit, doughnuts, build your own parfait, and there were a few hot dishes as well. |
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| Kids ages 1-7 going after the eggs. The older kids had a separate egg hunt. |
Most of the kids had their buckets and bags full. There were some that had hardly any eggs, because there were some older kids that got too greedy. Mikayla was such a peace keeper. She gave some of her eggs to those that had a few, and then she went and distributed left over candy to those that didn't have very many eggs. It was a fun event, Ashlee did a great job. I think she spent well over 10 hours on this project. Too bad it cannot count as two projects!