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The Crookston Pirates Boys Hockey team raised funds for the Crookston Community Christmas Food Basket Committee this year. The funds raised help families in need purchase groceries from Hugo’s Family Marketplace in Crookston. Pirates Head Coach Josh Hardy decided to make things interesting this year and run one lap around the Crookston Sports Center’s event
The Crookston Community Christmas Food Basket Committee will once again be helping families in need this holiday season. Due to COVID-19, instead of packing boxes for families this year, they will be mailing out gift cards to Hugo’s Family Marketplace in Crookston for families to buy groceries. Greg LeBlanc is the Chair of the Committee
A little over a month ago Hugo’s Family Marketplace in Crookston along with customers ran a scan campaign at the tills. Together the store and customers raised $900 that was donated to the Humane Society of Polk County. Store Director Nick Nelson stated “It was really nice to see how much the customers of Hugo’s
Faye Overgaard and Marsha Odom will once again be bringing back the Funds2orgs shoe drive in the Crookston community this year. Overgaard and Odom are both on the Crookston Care & Share board, and all proceeds from the fundraiser will go to the Care & Share. Funds2orgs buys the shoes from local non-profits, schools, churches,
Hugo’s Family Marketplace in Crookston hosted two of the biggest events on day 2 of Ox Cart Days. First was the Ox Cart Day’s Cookout in front of the store. People stopped by to grab a braut, bag of chips, and choice of pop from 4:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. Dan Erdman was the one
The Crookston Hugo’s Family Marketplace presented a check Thursday to the Villa Auxiliary for $2,500. Hugo’s customers donated at the cash register to the Auxiliary’s fundraiser for handicap accessible outdoor recreation equipment, and the customer’s donations were matched by Hugo’s.
