"Our company is proud to give back to our communities"
Kevin Soergel

Seven Ponds Donated to Worthy Causes totaling over $75.000
and
Soergels' Parades of Ponds (2004 - 2007) Raised Hundreds of $$ for Local Charities

DONATED PONDS:

2007 — Ronald McDonald House, Pittsburgh
Healing garden for Ronald McDonald House residents built during a training programm for landscape contractors under Kevin Soergel's lead.

Read more: Local Landscaper spearheads effort to contruct Healing Garden [PDF]
Northern Connection, August 2007

Healing Garden with pond at the Ronald McDonald House, Pittsburgh

2007 — Pond donated to disabled Armerican Soldier's Home in St. Louis
Kevin Soergel and 10 other Aquascape Contractors donated parts and labor to build this pond.

Kevin Soergel and 10 other Landscapers donated this pond for an American Soldier and his family in St. Louis

2005 — North Way Christian Community Church
Pond less 2 long meandering stream, children’s garden, large climbing boulders, bridge rock.
Hundreds of kids play in it every Sunday.

2004 — Richland Elementary School
Wildlife plantings, large pond, stream ecology lab
Science art in WPA conservatory butterfly garden

Read more: "Dedicated to nature" [PDF, 350 KB]
Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Thursday, May 22, 2003

PARADE OF PONDS:

Soergels' Parade of Ponds (2004 - 2007) raised hundreds for local charities
Benefactors of all PoPs were:

- Ronald Mc Donald House, Pittsburgh
- Mars Public Library
- Contact Pittsburgh and
- North Hills Community Outreach
- Cranberry Public Library
- VOICe Women’s Shelter
- MOMS Club
- North Hills YMCA
- North Way Christian Community
- Sierra Club Allegheny Chapter
- St. Ferndinand’s Catholic Church
- St. John's Lutheran Care Center

Read more about the Parade of Ponds:

"Pond parade shows off the wonder of water"
Kellie B. Gormly, Pittsburgh TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Saturday, September 9, 2006
Read article [PDF, 570 KB]

"Parade of Ponds surfaces"
Cranberry Eagle, Sunday, August 21, 2005
Read article [PDF, 570 KB]

"Water Gardens: Scenery, serenety on tap for tour of ponds"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Saturday, August 20, 2005
Read article [PDF, 230 KB]

"Go with the flow"
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Saturday, August 14, 2004
Read article [PDF, 190 KB]

"McCandless couple's watergarden included among charity tour stops"
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Read article [PDF, 117 KB]

Questions? Contact:
K. P. Soergel & Associates, Inc.
11009 Babcock Boulevard [How to get there]
Gibsonia, PA 15044
Phone: 724 444 POND, 724 443 1051
Fax: 724 443 9266
Email: info@yourescapes.net