The Chardon Area Kiwanis is pleased to announce the return of maple syrup sales at the Log Cabin on the historic Chardon Square. The annual sale of maple syrup and maple sugar products has been one of the main fundraisers for the Chardon Area Kiwanis for nearly 60 years. All funds raised through the sale support the yearly scholarships awarded to students, furthering their education in college.
The Log Cabin will be open for sales each Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM starting on March 10 and continuing through the entire Maple Festival ending on April 29th. Those who stop by can expect to find maple syrup, maple barbeque and mustard, maple candy, maple spread, maple sugar, and other various sweets. One of the sweetest maple products, maple sugar cotton candy, will be retuning for another year.
“The maple syrup sale is a great opportunity for people to support the education of our youth while enjoying some sweet stuff,” said Bob Moses, long time member of the Chardon Area Kiwanis. “The scholarships that we are able to provide because of this sale is just one way the Chardon Area Kiwanis is working to serve the children of our community.”
We encourage everyone who is looking for a sweet treat for themselves or as a gift for others to stop by the Log Cabin before or during the Maple Festival. In addition to the sweets offered in the Log Cabin, the Sugarhouse and Stir Booth will be open for visitors to enjoy every Sunday prior to the festival from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. If you would like to learn more about the activities of Kiwanis, please visit the website at http://sites.kiwanis.org/kiwanis/en/home.aspx or call the Chardon club at 440-285-3362.
Author: Jefferey Campbell
Jeff Campbell is a community activist that writes about events and activities in the Chardon area.