The members of Buttercups are always willing to help and participate in activities which preserve the memory of L.M. Montgomery and her works.
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In 1988, a donation over $3,000 CDN from the members helped renovate the Lower Bedeque School in Prince Edward Island where Montgomery taught. On the 122nd anniversary of Montgomery's birth, November 30th 1996, they donated more than $1,700 CDN to help restore the manse at Leaskdale, Ontario, where Montogmery lived with her family for about 15 years, into a Montgomery museum. In the spring of 1997 after the great fire of Green Gables, the members considered the future of the Anne's house and gathered a donation over $2,000 CDN which was soon sent to the Parks Canada. The members appreciate Anne and Montgomery so much that they eagerly support these important Canadian heritage sites, along with their other activities such as reading club and exchanging information at meetings. They also regularly publish three volumes on their activites (See Publications link). Recently, Buttercups started their own mailing list to promote mutual friendship (See Contact Information). |
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