Community Funds & Contributions
Community Funds Pool
$1,464,335.94
| Caribou County Fairgrounds | $20,000.00 | Our store will be partnering with the Preston store on this to build a new barn for their fairgrounds. |
| Rockland High School Basketball Program | $6,000.00 | Funding will go towards the purchase of new shot clocks. |
| Little Piece of Heaven | $5,000.00 | This organization is a non-profit animal shelter here in American Falls. The funding would be used for feed for horses and other animals. |
| American Falls Senior Center | $10,000.00 | Funding will help with much needed renovations to their facility, mainly a new floor in their basement. |
| Power County Emergency Medical Team | $5,000.00 | Funding will be used to purchase equipment for the ambulance and fire truck. |
| Snake River FFA & Shop Program | $30,000.00 | Their program is in need of upgrading some of their tools for their shop program and some funding for FFA events. |
| 3 Hospitals: Banner Thunderbird, Banner Estrella, Banner University | $3,000.00 | Donate CuddleCot to each of the hospitals listed. CuddleCots will be used on their Maternity floors. A CuddleCot helps preserve the body of deceased infant, allowing the family more time to grieve and spend time with their babe before the effects of time set it.*CuddleCots donations to West Phoenix hospitals through Ashlie’s Embrace* |
| Meals of Joy | $5,000.00 | Funding will provide meals for 500 Seniors in the West Valley. Last year we contributed to the Homeless Youth Connection(HYC) and this is the same charitable organization but with a focus on the elderly. |
| Boys and Girls Club of Arizona | $4,000.00 | Funding provide presents for 60 teens and 125 children. It’s part of their holiday drive. |
| K911 Paws | $2,500.00 | This is a local group started by a fallen K9 officer’s family to help train dogs for local PD |
| Lions Club Camp Tatiyee | $22,000.00 | Funding would go towards this special needs camp in the white mountains. For one special needs child or adult to attend camp Tatiyee for a week the cost is 1,100. The Lion’s Club raises money so the families don’t pay a dime. We’d like to send 20 campers this summer. Maryanne in Chandler and Julie in Avondale have sent their sons to this camp and had incredible experiences. I love the employee connection with this community project. |
| The Lissencephaly Foundation | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towards helping people all over the united states, they send care packages and help parents with needs getting to doctors that help them with their diagnosis. |
| Envirothon USA | $5,000.00 | The funds will go to high school age students that get the opportunity to research and compete against other schools and test their skills and knowledge. |
| Changed by Nature | $3,000.00 | Funds will provide free outdoor opportunities to present and past military, first responders, youth, and people with serious permanent disabilities to get outdoors and do anything from gold panning, to hiking, hunting, fishing, kayaking, 4x4ing, and much more. |
| Operation Underground Railroad | $60,000.00 | Funding will be restricted to the Avondale area for their after care centers and the training of the K9 to detect electronic devices. $30,000 dollars will go to their aftercare centers here in Phoenix that help survivors with care and therapy after the rescue. |
| Teachers Off of The Donors Choose Website | $2,110.00 | Ms. Boll, she would like $114.00 Sound/Blend card to help provide intervention for struggling readers based on their needs. Ms. K she would like $216.00 for Novel study unit (book series) to increase fluency and comprehension for her students. Mrs. Wilkerson she would like $160.00 for headphones for her students learning English.. ELL students. Ms. Ransom she would like $242.00 for learning wrap ups self correcting workbooks, learning tool used during small groups that help spark and interest in reading. Ms. Hagen she would like $154.00 for Items for reusable learning center materials for Kindergarteners. Laminating, organizer buckets, zipper pouches etc.. Mr. Peterkin he would like $111.00 for drums for his percussion group/class. Ms. Thomas she would like $474.00 for TI graphing Calculators. Mrs. Torres she would like $234.00 for flexible seating options to help in motivating her 1st graders. Ms. West she would like $177.00 for alcohol ink for her 6-8th graders in her art class. Ms. Marshall would like $ 228.00 for a subscription to Apple TV to help with connecting the ipads to the monitor without cords and allows her to move freely and teach will on the move. |
| HOW – Helping One Woman | $4,000.00 | Funds of $2,000 will be given to organization to go towards two months. The organization are women joining together to demonstrate our support to help one woman at a time move forward on her journey through times of devastating trouble and loss. We believe that when we help one woman, we are helping one family and through that family we are helping our community. |
| Panguitch FFA – Shop Class | $5,000.00 | Carving and machining tool to help teach students carving and machine project skills. They would also like to use this to create awards for the school and community. |
| Children’s Justice Center | $2,500.00 | Non-profit organization located in Cedar City, UT that servies children and families who are experiencing the crisis that comes with the disclosure of significant physical or secual abuse of a child (to purchase items on their most-needed list). |
| Beaver High School FFA | $4,860.00 | Four Maxstar 161S Weldders to use in their shop as part of on-going training. |
| Beaver High School | $6,000.00 | Funds will help purchase new weight training and exercise equipment for the students. |
| Enterprise High Baseball and Softball Team | $2,230.00 | Funds will help purchase new fencing for both softball and baseball fields backstops. |
| American Legion | $6,000.00 | Funds will go towards efficient lighting for their outdoor rodeo arean. The American Legion is a non-profit organization that used funds raised from the rodeo to support needs within the community. |
| Cedar City High School FFA | $3,500.00 | Funds would be used to support supplies needed for the FFA sponsored Green House. Supplies would include garbage bins, hoses, plater pots, a soil bin, compost bin, brooms, shovels, pruners, bulk potting soils, and other supplies to help keep the green house supplied with ongoing functional needs. |
| Enterprise High School – Mountain Bike League | $3,000.00 | The goal of the team is to provide an opportunity for kids to stay active, have fun, and be positive in a program that is different from traditional sports. They travel the state and compete in various races. The team supports riders from 7th through 12th grade. Funds would be used to purchase canopy tents, water coolers, tables, bike pumps, storage bins, walkie talkies, bike repair tools, first aid supplies, and storage bins. |
| City of Enterprises Rec Center | $6,612.00 | Funds will go towards several sets of non-elevated bleachers. This would be put in their rec center where they offer citizens of the city free use of their facility for sporting activities |
| Shop with A Cop | $5,000.00 | Every year the Iron County Sherrif’s department works with the school district to identify low-income families to sponsor for Christmas. Each candidate is given $150 to spend during an event held in December. Once they identify the candidate with the school district, the candidate as well as any other siblings in the family participate in the annual event. |
| Canyon View High School FFA | $3,500.00 | Funds will go towards supplies to support their ongoing stock show. Supplies needed include Trim Stand, Blower Circuiteer, Cart WVR Fan Double, Chute Cattle Fitting, and Chute Floor, as well as a few other supplies. |
| Southwest Livestock Show | $10,000.00 | The beneficiaries of the Southwest Livestock Show are the youth exhibitors involved in 4H and FFA Programs. The youth raise animals throughout the year, then bring them to the auction to sell their animals. They are currently lacking in bleachers for the buyers and spectators. The Livestock show is requesting $10,000 to assist in purchasing additional bleachers |
| Southwest Technical College | $14,778.52 | Funds for industrial tools as a loaner set for Students who cannot afford to purchase their own set of tools. The set includes a tool box, sockets, wrenches and other hand tools to get started in a professional automotive work environment. They are also in need of a Safety Restraint System Trainer to assist in their training needs. |
| Enterprise High School | $3,492.48 | A top metal lathe and an Eastwood sand blasting cabinet to be used by their shop class to support on-going teaching needs. |
| Utah FFA Foundations & FFA Competitions | $6,000.00 | Funds will go towards National FFA Week, Utah FFA State Convention, and State CDEs |
| One Step Beyond | $50,000.00 | This program was introduced to us by Jeff Beaudoin last year. It is a non-profit that works with developmentally disabled adults. They are currently in the process of building a community for these adults to live independently with assisted care. The broader program for this organization also gives out scholarships to their members, helps involve them in the community and gives them a safe place to enjoy. We really felt great about donating to this last year and we would really like to make a sizeable impact this year. |
| Buckeye School District | $38,658.86 | The school district estimates they have 90 kids each day that do not have enough money to buy breakfast or lunch. To help the kids, the teachers and administrators have been donating to a pool so that the kids can eat during the day. Currently, the pool is not keeping up and they are $6,357.16 in the negative. After doing the math, we would like to donate this amount as it will take care of the debt plus feed the 90 kids through the rest of this school year and the 1st half of next school year. This would make a huge impact on the kids and probably the parents so that they know their kids will be eating at school. |
| Paloma Elementary School (Gila Bend) | $60,000.00 | This school sits right within our territory in Gila Bend and the students that attend are children from the farm workers that are employed by our customers. The school officials tell us that they estimate the median income of the parents at around $20,000-$30,000/year, which leaves little for the school to work with on their budget or parents to commit to extra curricular activities. They have an annual 8th grade field trip for the kids that parents have to pay extra for, typically only a couple of students get to go. The teachers also pay out of their own pocket for any holiday parties, family fun nights, prizes for students throughout the year as well as field trips for all grades throughout the year. They also do not have enough money in the budget to purchase a lawn mower or gator for their fields thus their sports programs are very limited and suffer. We asked them to put together a proposal of what was needed and the total came up to about $40,000 for every student to not have to pay extra for any field trips, any extra curricular activities, new desks that are desperately needed and for the teachers to not have to pay for any holiday gifts, parties or family nights. We included an additional $20,000 so that they could purchase a gator and a mower to help take care of their grounds and give the kids a better after school program. We really feel strong about this as the administrators were very thankful for us reaching out and we know this is going to make a huge difference in kids lives in a very low income area. |
| Mary C. O’Brien Elementary School | $35,700.00 | Mary C. O’Brien is, for a lack of a better word, a farm community school located ¼ mile north of the Casa Grande store location. This school was originally built for migrant child whose parents worked on the farm. It eventually extended its boundaries to include open enrollment for the surrounding communities. A common theme that we have seen amongst our school partners is budget cuts. I personally toured the school and looked at several items the school is asking for to enhance the kids outside physical activities and playground time. All of the playground equipment, swings, sandboxes and a small grass playground, are all in need of repair or replacement. Their hope was to replace as much of the playground equipment as possible and also cover the swings with a canopy to keep them from getting too hot in the direct sun. |
| Casa Grande Elementary School-Backpack program | $35,700.00 | CGESD started a program called the “Backpage program”. Zayda Boudreau is the administrator of the program. She oversees the all the homeless and transitional kids in Casa Grande and needs the funding to put together lunches for the weekends. Zayda stated that the many of the kids rely on the breakfast and lunch provided by the school; it’s their only meals for the day. With this donation, the program will be able to provide weekend meals for those kids in need. |
| Santa Cruz Football Team | $34,550.00 | The Santa Cruz High School football team has fallen on some hard time in the past several years. With School budgets being cut, this has affected the Santa Cruz High School team to the point of not having a season if they can’t get the proper funding or donations. First year coach Tommy Cortez has been tasked with making the program work with no funding from the school. They have no useable regulated equipment as everything is old and outdated. The football program helps keep young men involved and off the streets. The student/player has to maintain a certain grade point average to participate, so this also helps keep them on track in school. If they do not get the regulation equipment and necessary items to fund their program, unfortunately, they will not have a football season. The donation goes farther that just equipment. It will help pay for football camps, meals before and after games, improvement of their locker room, etc. At this point, the football team has no booster club or parent involvement to help offset the cost of what is needed to run a program. |
| Casper College | $7,000.00 | Donate a 4.5L Deere engine, a motor, and a front axle – Full funds will be used for a cash donation towards parts from the Casper store to help rebuild these items and bring them back to full operation. |
| Arizona State University Foundation : Nicole Brittany Beaudoin Nursing Scholarship Fund | $25,000.00 | This scholarship is an endowed fund at the ASU Foundation – School of Nursing A $25,000 donation could result in up to an additional $2,500 per year (in addition to the increasing scholarship dollar amounts currently awarded) every year and, as the fund is endowed, the principal balance will always be there to generate funds for annual scholarships. |
| Mikey’s League | $10,000.00 | Mikey’s League exists to bring our community together through the power of inclusive sports. We achieve this goal by bringing together our athletes (children and young adults with physical or intellectual disabilities) to compete alongside their peer partners (individuals without disabilities). We create a genuine team sport experience for all participants with structured practices, intentional coaching, and teams structured so that everyone’s talents can shine. Jake Capstick, Marianne’s son, participates in this league. |
| A Kid In The Corner | $5,000.00 | A a suicide prevention charitable organization with primary focus on child suicide. This 501(c)3 organization was founded by the family of a 17 year old who committed suicide. |
| Big Brother Big Sister | $10,000.00 | Funds will help out this organization, Big Brothers Big Sisters, who makes meaningful, professionally supported matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and children (“Littles”), ages 6 through 18, in Maricopa County and Pinal County. We develop positive relationships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of young people. Please consider being a volunteer mentor or making a gift to help children in our community who need and deserve mentors build self-confidence and realize their potential. |
| AZCEND | $10,000.00 | Funds will go towards the organization to strengthen families and communities through food boxes; homeless services; home delivered meals for homebound seniors; rent and utility assistance; parenting, health and literacy classes; and other programs. |
| Manes and Miracles | $16,674.84 | Funds will go to the facilities and their animals. |
| Feeding Matters | $10,000.00 | Funds will go towards this organization that helps with children suffering from pediatric feeding disorder. |
| Cortez High School | $3,000.00 | Upgrade golf team bags. Each bag will have a Stotz Equipiment logo as well as their school logo. Each bag is priced at $300. They are looking to upgrade 10 bags. |
| Grae’s Kitchen | $1,963.91 | Funds will go towards supplies to feed Cortez area homeless and needy. |
| Lewis Arriola School | $9,000.00 | Funds will go towards a new outdoor area. |
| Dolores High School | $7,900.00 | Funds of $5,000 will go towards baseball field dirt. $2,900 will go towards new basketballs for both boys and girls basketball teams. |
| Pleasant View School | $6,000.00 | Funds will go toward repairs for a water fountain and some other door repairs. |
| Dove Creek High School | $12,500.00 | Funds will go towards a new long jump runner pit for the track fields. |
| Lewis/ Arriola Fire Department | $20,000.00 | Funds are going to go towards building a new fire station. |
| Kirtland Youth Association | $8,000.00 | Funding will go towards internet connection, Summer Bridge educational books, fuel for transportation to field trips, and educational and recreational resources. |
| Better Bloomfield Community and Family Resource Program | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towards food for the children and families in need. |
| Echo Food Bank | $3,000.00 | Funds will go towards local food bank. |
| Arc of San Juan County | $3,858.37 | The Mission of The Arc of San Juan County is to improve the quality of life for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities of all ages by advocating for equal opportunities and choices in where and how they learn, live, work, play and socialize. Funds are going to be used to hel replace windows that were damaged by BB guns. |
| San Juan County Fair | $21,870.73 | Funds will go towards helping them purchase 36 pig pens to be used at shows and livestock sales. |
| McGee Park | $7,595.94 | Funds will go towards new lighting in the barns for the county fair. |
| New Mexico FFA | $7,500.00 | Funds will go towards their FFA program to help with future funds. |
| Aztec Boys and Girls Club | $14,094.00 | Funds will go towards their need of a new buzzer systme to ensure safety of students and staff. |
| Farmington and Bloomfield Boys and Girls Club | $5,000.00 | Funds will help their scholorship program that allows low-income students to attend their club. |
| Community Athletic Corporation | $10,000.00 | The Community Athletic Corporation I designed to help talented baseball players for all over the west get proper training and development. They only service players in need that cannot afford private coaching and training. This free additional training and development puts them on a path to complete for scholarships at the next level of play. The Community Athletic Corporation is requesting our assistance. They would use the donation to assist them in purchasing field materials to help us improve the playing surface for player safety. The materials they are in need of are an infield conditioner, a drying agent and clay. All of these items are very costly but will allow the players to have the best opportunity to play on a safe well-maintained baseball field. |
| Hi-Lo Desert GCSAA | $10,000.00 | The Hi-Lo GCSA has been part of the Coachella Valley Since 1958. In this time, they have been able to provide scholarships to children of their members and upcoming professionals in the golf course operations field to further their education. We would like to provide a scholarship to further their efforts |
| Animal Samaritans | $10,000.00 | Animal Samaritans is dedicated to improving the lives of animals and people. They run a no-kill shelter is a refuge for at-risk, adoptable dogs and cats. We house, feed & water, socialize, and provide medical care for these animals until we match them with their new humans and new forever homes. They provide. quality, affordable full-service standard veterinary care from our medical facilities in Indio and Thousand Palms. We offer financial aid for qualifying low-income pet owners. They also provide state-accredited, grade-appropriate humane education to all our Desert schools, at no cost to students or schools. Lastly, they provide Animal Companion Therapy program utilizes the healing power of animal-human connection and provides free animal visits to residents of area nursing homes and assisted living facilities, special needs facilities, and area hospitals |
| Coachella Valley Horse Rescue | $8,633.53 | As a registered charitable 501(c)(3) their primary mission is to rescue and rehabilitate horses that have been abused or neglected in order to place them in loving homes. CVHR offers programs that will enhance the quality of life for children and adults by providing equine-assisted programs. The funds would be used to provide food and medical care to the horse until they can be placed in proper home |
| SafeNest | $39,746.88 | SafeNest has been at the forefront of ending domestic violence in Southern Nevada for 44 years. What sets us apart is the commitment to treating the entire continuum of violence from prevention to protection to empowerment. We not only provide a discreet, safe shelter for victims of abuse, but SafeNest is also the only nonprofit in the Valley to provide resources for batterers to address the cycle of abuse at the root. |
| All Community Services | $15,000.00 | Funds will go towards housing, clothing and training to those going through recovery. |
| Juab/Millard County Children’s Justice Center | $9,000.00 | Funding will cover rent of $8,000. The $1,000 will go towards gifts, cards, and food for the vicitms. |
| Country Lane Assisted Living | $2,000.00 | Funds will afford them to provide extra care items and events that normally cost outside of our financial limitaions. |
| Sanpete Children’s Justice Center | $9,000.00 | Funding will be used for the benefit of child victims. |
| Delta South Elementary | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towards school supplies for the kids. |
| Delta High School | $10,000.00 | The funds will go toward the welding shop to upgrade welders. |
| Juab Fine Arts | $5,000.00 | Funds will be used to help subsidize our free activities and contribute to our ticketed activities. |
| Sanpete Pantry | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towards kid’s in need of afterschool lunches. |
| Utah FFA Foundations & FFA Competitions | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towards National FFA Week, Utah FFA State Convention, and State CDEs |
| Gunnison Valley High School | $20,000.00 | Funds would go towards equipment for the ag welding and woodshop. |
| 3 Elementary Schools in Nephi | $3,000.00 | A $1,000 will go towards each school to help with field trips for the students. |
| Nephi Food Bank | $3,000.00 | Funds will go towards organization. |
| Millard County School District | $5,000.00 | Funds used for the dristricts ELL Program. |
| Wasatch Academy | $5,000.00 | Donation towards Equestrian Program. *Equine therapy is used to help promote emotional growth in idividuals with physical and emotional disabilities. Funds will be used for more opportunities to those that may not be able to afford these services as well as increase and upgrade supplies such as helmets, saddles and saddle pads, bridles, reins, and other items needed to maintain the program. |
| Caribou County Fair Grounds | $25,000.00 | Our store will be partnering with the American Falls store on this to build a new barn for their fairgrounds. |
| Cokeville Elementary | $16,000.00 | Funds will help purchase playground equipment for the school. |
| Preston Senior Center | $1,417.39 | Funds will help with purchasing future needs for organization. |
| Lewiston City Sports Complex | $16,000.00 | Funds will go towards the Sports Complex. |
| West Side School District | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towrds the new school building. |
| Preston City Sports Complex | $10,000.00 | Funds will go towards the Sports Complex. |
| Rich County Rec Center | $15,000.00 | Funds will help purchase fitness equipment. |
| Grace High School Basketball | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towards a sound system and the gym floor refinish project. |
| Franklin County | $12,000.00 | Funds will go towards a steer barn for their fair. |
| Larsen Sant Library Expansion | $5,000.00 | Funds will help with repairing water damage. |
| Snow Canyon High School | $8,000.00 | Funds will go towards four portable golf nets which can be used indoor and outdoor as well as artificial turf to go with it. These are collapsible so they can be transported easily. This will be used by both the men and women’s golf team to support their teams when it is difficult to get onto a local course, or when the weather does not permit to be outside. |
| Switchpoint | $7,000.00 | A non-profit organization providing food and shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness. Switchpoint Community Resource Center takes a variety of resources available throughout the community and coordinates between different entities to offer more comprehensive help to the homeless and those struggling with poverty |
| Big Brother and Big Sisters of Utah | $1,075.18 | More than 91,000 children in Utah are living in poverty, and many of them are facing additional risk factors including having an incarcerated parent or living in foster/kinship care. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah (BBBSU) brings mentors (Bigs) into the lives of children (Littles) ages 6-18 facing multiple risk factors. Bigs and Littles meet in the community, at a school, or at a workplace; they usually see each other two or three times per month. The Big and Little as a “mentoring match” form a friendship, work towards goals, and teach each other how to cope with challenging times! And all along the way BBBSU staff are in regular contact offering training and support. In the past 30 months, the staff have made more than 21,000 support contacts with Bigs, Littles, and their families. Funds will help support this organization. |
| Key Ranch | $2,000.00 | Funds would be used to support the ongoing costs of housing and feeding the animals used to support the rodeos throughout the year. |
| Coins for Kids | $5,000.00 | Ths is a 501(c)3 non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the goal of providing Christmas for disadvantaged children in the Washington County area of Southern Utah. 100% of all funds raised are used for this purpose. There are no administrative costs or paid staff, everyone working with Coins for Kids is a volunteer |
| Snow Canyon Bike Team | $2,000.00 | This is a non-profit organization with the goal of improving kids mental and physical health, coordination and balance, and instill confidence in them. They are in need of pop-up tents, coolers, repair tool supplies, and transportation racks. |
| Stanfield School | $20,771.57 | Funds will go towards revamping their library. They want to create a maker’s space which includes a lego wall, computers, sound room for recording, 3D printer etc. Currently their library has no computers or any means of searching or exploring. They were thrilled to get this amount. She showed us the current library which is basically some old books and a few tables. This check will bring so many opportunities by introducing new technology. |
| Stanfield Building | $10,000.00 | Funds would help with repairing damaged roof and building. |
| Stanfield Food Bank | $10,000.00 | Funds will go towards food bank. |
| 4 Paws 4 Patriots | $37,000.00 | This non-profit works with 40 disabled veterans and first responders each year. An untrained dog is paired with a disabled veteran, and they are trained as a team for 12 months. This has turned into somewhat of a fraternity for disabled veterans. |
| Brigham City Fire Department | $15,450.00 | BCFD is trying to establish a policy titled FIT for DUTY/ Wellness and Fitness Program. This would benefit all current and future BCFD employees. Training and health is paramount to living a successful life in the face of danger. |
| Bear River High School Ag Mechanics Program | $10,700.00 | Due to an increase in size, BRHS is looking to add necessary equipment for student learning. |
| New Hope Crisis Center | $20,000.00 | Severe funding cuts have made it difficult for New Hope to offer services/shelter for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child physical and sexual abuse, stalking, homelessness, etc. |
| Sky View High School FFA | $5,000.00 | Sky View is looking to enhance teaching opportunities for the science and tech curriculim in plant and animal sciences. |
| Holbrook – Stone Fire Department (volunteer) | $18,262.00 | This volunteer fire department lacks the many necessary tools and equipment to most effectively do their job. |
| Perry City Park | $45,000.00 | Perry City Park is the center for all of their community events. Located on Utah’s “Fruit Highway” this park boasts a rich heritage of agriculture. With time, the park has fallen into disrepair. They are looking to remove the old swings and install the attached new ones. |
| Malad High School | $10,000.00 | Funding for the music department has not allowed for the puchase of a new tuba. Malad is requesting funds to add a tuba to the band. |
| Estes Elementary | $30,000.00 | Funds will help complete an outdoor classrom. |
| Nogales Unified School District | $5,960.62 | Security Entrance Gate |
| Tu Nidito | $6,200.00 | Security Entrance Gate |
| Nogales Unified School District | $12,160.62 | Funds aid in the comletion of security system. |
| Rio Rico High School | $15,000.00 | Funds will help build a state-of-the-are large animal haul-in facility. |
| Buhl High School | $10,520.00 | Funds are going towards a shot clock scoreboard. |
| Castleford High School | $27,788.50 | Funds are going towards new stadium bleachers |
| Elfrida FFA Program | $5,000.00 | Funds will used to fund teams travel to national competitions, increase awards for our banquet, expand our livestock facilities, and purchase a new plasma cutter for the shop. |
| Wilcox Junior Rodeo Association | $3,000.00 | Funds will be used to fund disadvantaged kids when needed for travel to and from events and entry fees when needed. |
| Wilcox Unified School District #13 | $25,000.00 | The funds will go toward providing training aids, safety gear, and completing the welding ventilation project within the welding, carpentry, and automotive classes. |
| San Simon Unified School District #18 | $25,000.00 | The funds will supply half of the funds needed to purchase and install the new equipment need for the San Simon USD #18 new playgrounds. |
| Wilcox Quarterback Club | $3,000.00 | Funding will go to the football, baseball, volleyball, tennis, basketball, and cheer for the Wilcox High School, Middle School, and community sports programs for under aged youth. |
| Champions For Youth | $5,000.00 | Funds will go towards a covered arena/event center for the FFA and 4H. |
| Bowie Panthers Boosters Inc | $15,000.00 | Funding will go towards playground equipment and shaded cover. |
Community Spending | 2023
