NEED ROCKS? PURCHASES CAN NOW BENEFIT LAKESIDE RIVER PARK

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KRC Rock Partners with Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy

 

San Diego, CA, (December 15, 2010) – KRC Rock, a San Diego natural stone and boulder provider, has partnered with the Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy to help them in their mission to preserve and restore the biological integrity and beauty of the San Diego River.

 

“We are very proud to be an integral part of the Lakeside community and to be able to help raise funds to restore such a naturally beautiful area,” says KRC Rock Lakeside Store Manager, June Kelly. “River Park supporters now have the option to help beautify a part of our precious environment while beautifying their home.”

 

KRC Rock is encouraging membership and donation to the Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy by giving current Lakeside’s River Park members purchase options that benefit the San Diego River’s fragile ecosystem, development of expansive recreation trails and a number of other Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy programs.

 

Founded in 2001, the Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization and an important segment of a larger vision for a 52-mile River-long park development effort by the San Diego River Conservancy and San Diego River Park Foundation, which will extend from the mountains in Julian to the Pacific Ocean.

 

“We are excited to work with KRC Rock to help support the development of Lakeside’s River Park and preservation of the surrounding wildlife,” says Cindy Collins, Lakeside’s River Park Volunteer and Membership Manager. “With the help of local businesses such as KRC Rock, the River Park can continue to be a great resource to the surrounding community of Lakeside for recreation, education and conservation.”

Founded 1984, KRC Rock, is a natural stone, boulder, and masonry materials dealer with three San Diego County locations. KRC Rock offers on-site boulder delivery and placement, as well as, one of the largest selections of natural stone from around the country.
 


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