December 21, 2017 – Becoming a part of the Meaford Scarecrow Invasion and Family Festival is sometimes inevitable. Or so it would seem for Lee Normet, who knew, even before buying a house in Meaford that the scarecrow invasion was something she would like to be a part of. “It looked like a worthwhile activity
Volunteer Profiles
Thank you from the bottom of our straw-filled hearts to our volunteers. They keep the “Unity” in our community.
-The Scarecrow Executive
Bronwen Perry – New Family Festival Chair
April 21, 2017 – The Meaford Scarecrow Invasion and Family Festival welcomes Bronwen Perry. Bronwen is the new Family Festival Chair. Bronwen was born and raised in Meaford. She told us that the scarecrow invasion has always been a favourite of hers. “I am now excited to be involved in a larger capacity and
Welcome to Jen Wright
The Scarecrow Invasion and Family Festival welcomes Jen Wright to the Family Festival Committee. Jen has volunteered to work with the schools for the family festival. We asked Jen to tell us about herself and her new position at the Invasion: “Hi there, My name is Jen Wright. My family and I have now
Scarecrow Volunteer and activist extraordinaire
Mary Solomon, Rotary Citizen of the Year Our Mary Solomon has been recognized as the Rotary Citizen-of-the-Year. This remarkable woman has impacted so many lives throughout the Meaford Municipality, not only through her support of the Scarecrow Invasion and Family Festival, but also in her volunteer work with outreach and Chamber of Commerce programs, and
Scarecrow Volunteers Candy Yeandle and Ruthann Noble Honoured
Candy Yeandle and Ruthann Noble Two scarecrow volunteers have been recognized by Festivals and Events Ontario for their contribution to the Meaford Scarecrow Invasion and Family Festivals ranking among the Top 100 Festivals and Events for the past four years. Candy Yeandle and Ruthann Noble are the masterminds behind the creation of 250 scarecrows
