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Hugo’s Family Marketplace and its customers have made another charitable donation with its scan campaigns that were held in the late fall. Customers could either donate $1 or $3 donation at the tills. With the help of Hugo’s customers and Hugo’s, the scan campaign raised $1,006.70 to be donated to the Crookston Music Department. A […]
The Crookston Hugo’s Family Marketplace and it’s customers raised $654 for the Crookston High School Music Department. The customer’s donated $327 and that was matched by Hugo’s.
The Crookston School District is seeking instrument donations to be able to provide affordable instruments to students in the district who want to be a part of the music program. Crookston Band Director Matthew Torgerson said that music numbers are growing, and so are the number of students who can’t afford to purchase an instrument.
