Westfield Students Helping Recycle Christmas Trees For A Cause

WESTFIELD, NJ — Your symbol of holiday cheer can help the members of one local Westfield organization reach their goals for months or even years down the road.

The Westfield High School Band and Choir is holding a recycling fundraiser for residents' Christmas trees. The trees will be taken to a conservation center for a fee that will be used to help support the students.

Each $22 fee will go towards buying music, paying clinic fees, and funding other outings for the band and choir.

The last day to register for your tree to be picked up is Friday. Trees must be left curbside and will be collected on Jan. 11.

Payment can be made via Venmo to the Westfield High School Band Parents Association (@whsnjbpa). The payee name should match the name that is registered within the Google form.

A note should also be added that this payment is for the "Band/Choir Christmas Tree Pick-up."

Payments can also be made by check or cash and mailed to Westfield High School Music, ATTN: Chris Vitale, 550 Dorian Rd., Westfield, NJ 07090.

Checks for the $22 should be made out to WHS MUSIC and be postmarked by Friday.

Anyone with additional questions or concerns may reach out to whsxmas@gmail.com.

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