CARE, Community Advancement for Roslyn and Eden, was started in September of 1998. The organization was formed after a series of meetings about economic concerns from flooding in the area. Government agencies met with the group for a period of months to discuss problems and possibilities. After these meetings, a group of concerned citizens agreed to continue meeting and promoting our community. A non-profit organization was formed. The members are volunteers and come from a broad spectrum of the community including educators, business people and homemakers.
Some of the projects include: Association and recent ownership of the International Vinegar Museum; Assistance in house numbering in Roslyn and Eden to coordinate with 911 addresses; the Annual International Vinegar Festival; and involvement and implementation of the Horizons project.
