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The Crookston Masonic Lodge and the Crookston Shriners made multiple donations this afternoon to various organizations around the community to help them in their services to the city. The Masonic Lodge made a $1,000 donation to the Golden Link Senior Center for its senior meals, a $500 donation to the Community Food Baskets for their […]
The Crookston Classic Cruisers used the profit from multiple raffles during the 2019 Run to the Park Car Show to donate funds to various local organizations. Club member Kurt Heldtab presented checks to Crookston Boy Scout Troop 41 and to Crookston Pirates Trapshooting Team coach Darren Gjerswold. Also receiving donations from the Crookston Classic Cruisers
Sixth graders from Highland Elementary School went shopping Thursday morning at Hugo’s and Walmart for the Community Christmas Food Baskets. Students collected $1,352.39 including a $400 donation from the Highland PTO. They split into groups of five or six this morning and got practical experience shopping on a budget and trying to find the best
The Community Christmas Food Basket committee is preparing for the upcoming delivery of the 2018 Community Christmas Food Baskets. Local 6th-grade students and local churches provide nearly 10% of the food for the baskets. Funds received from individuals, businesses and organizations are used to purchase the remaining 90 percent of the food which is purchased
