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The Polk County DAC received a grant for $2,000 from Midcontinent. The Polk County DAC serves 83 people throughout western Polk County. Many individuals attending the DAC are challenged with communications and is easily understood by others. This grant will assist individuals with proper pronunciation through the use of a tablet and a communication program.
Even after Allen R. Pederson’s death, he continues to give back. Villa St. Vincent/The SUMMIT has been privileged to be a recipient of Allen Pedersen’s Legacy Gift. For the time that Allen was a tenant in The SUMMIT, not only did he remain active in the Crookston community but the SUMMIT community as well. He
Knights of Columbus of the Crookston area made a donation of $1,000 to the Polk County Developmental Achievement Center after a successful “tootsie roll” campaign. The DAC plans to put the money towards the purchase of a PAL lift. The PAL lift will assist persons that are able to bare some weight to transfer with
