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We are thrilled to announce the winners of our 2022 Scarecrows on Main contest!
1st Prize in the Family Category - The White and Hundertmark Family with ‘Pumpkin Aaronson’
1st Prize in the School Group Category - Medford Township Board of Education with ‘Head Over Heels for Medford Students and Teachers
1st Prize in the Scouts Category - Brownie Troop 24983 with ‘Encanto Madrigal’
1st Prize in the Non-Profit Category - Woodford Cedar Run with ‘Protect the Pollinators’
1st Prize in the Commercial Category - Lower Forge Brewery with ‘Get Kraken’
1st Prize in the Miscellaneous Category - 10 and under Renegades Freedom Softball with ‘Renegade Rita’
1. Family
2. Individual
3. School Group
4. Scouts
5. Non-Profit
6. Commercial
7. Miscellaneous
This is a family friendly event. Scarecrows can be humorous, lovable or whimsical but not frightening or distasteful. The Woman's Club of Medford has the right to reject any and all scarecrows we deem to be offensive and/or inappropriate.
Materials must be firmly attached to the scarecrow so that it can withstand sun, wind and rain.
Scarecrows must be attached to the assigned light pole along Main Street. Assignments are given out on the first Saturday in October at 9:00 AM at the gazebo.
Al entries must be registered and in place by 11:00 AM.
SCARECROWS MUST FACE THE SHOPS AND NOT THE STREET.
Each scarecrow must have a sign to identify the entry (name of group, business, or club) and the category entered. Businesses may include a logo on their sign however no other advertising or political statements are permitted.
All entries are on display through the month of October and are to be dismantled and removed prior to the Halloween Parade.
We recommend that you check on your scarecrow periodically throughout the month to make sure it remains in presentable condition.
An entry fee of $20 will; be collected at registration, proceeds of which will benefit our Feeding Families - Grocery Gift Cards program. Our Feeding Families initiative distributes much needed food to underprivileged families in the area through donations of grocery gift cards, donations to local school food banks and donations to the South Jersey Food Bank.