Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Wood Lake Nature Center's Karen Shragg is the featured speaker. Musical entertainment from a local trio is also on the schedule for the evening.
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Tuesday, March 19
Editor's Note: The following is a Richfield Foundation press release. The Richfield Foundation will host its annual dinner at Pizza Luce, 800 West 66th Street, Richfield, on Tuesday, March 26 at 6 pm. The dinner will feature Karen Shragg of Wood Lake Nature Center, who will present a talk titled "Success in Building Community." Musical entertainment will also be performed by Indånde, a performing arts trio led by Richfield resident Amy Morris. Indånde is a Danish word that means "to breathe." The musical trio includes Amy Morris, flute; Mark Seerup, oboe; and Janet Greene, clarinet. Reservations are $20 and include a buffet dinner and appetizers. (Beverages may be purchased separately.) Reservations are requested by Friday, March 22 and …
Saturday, January 5, 2013
The Richfield Foundation awarded more than $11,000 in grants to local organizations, projects and schools.
Editor's note: The following is a Richfield Foundation press release. In 2012, the Richfield Foundation continued its 30-plus year tradition of awarding grant money to projects and organizations that are working to strengthen the community, while also refocusing its mission in serving the people of Richfield. As a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, the Richfield Foundation is uniquely positioned to make a positive difference in partnering with outreaches working to strengthen Richfield. Combining a long history of service to Richfield and a new mission focus, the Richfield Foundation is prepared to work for a bright future for the community. The foundation awarded $11,200 in grants in 2012. In mid-December, the Richfield Foundation announced …
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
... with a little hand and feet pampering.
Whether they admit it or not, most men like to be pampered now and then. The Richfield Foundation along with Mayor Debbie Goettel are offering a chance for guys to get a little tender loving care—for their hands and feet. From 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24, local men can participate in "Guys Night Out at the Spa" at Red Nails, 716 W. 66th St. in Richfield. The cost is $50 for a pedicure and $30 for a manicure. Half of the cost is tax deductible, as it will go to the Richfield Foundation. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Twenty spots are available and can be reserved by emailing Goettel at dgoettel@comcast.net. The flier for the event is attached to this article as a PDF. Follow Richfield Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign …
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
The foundation is accepting the applications through the end of the month.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Editor's Note: The following is a Richfield Foundation press release. The Richfield Foundation, a local non-profit organization, is now accepting applications for grants that will be awarded in December 2011. Eligible non-profit agencies and governmental units (schools, municipalities, etc.) with outreach projects serving the Richfield community are encouraged to apply. Projects serving youth at risk and immigrant neighbors will receive the highest consideration. Concerned citizens who wanted to ensure that Richfield remains a strong and vibrant community for its residents organized the Richfield Foundation in 1989. The foundation maintains an endowment that helps generate funds that are awarded as grants to eligible causes. The endowment…
