By Panhandle Public Health District
It's been an exciting last year for Hemingford, and we hope you join us for some fun, to cast your important vote, and a thrilling Masquerade Murder Mystery! Join us on April 6 @ 8pm @ The Body Shop.
Masquerade attire is encouraged! The event is for 21+ only, adult beverages will be available for purchase. Tickets can be purchased online at https://tinyurl.com/47wst75y or at Mobius, Hemingford Credit Union, or at the door. Table ($100 - 7 tickets included), Couples ticket ($30), Single ticket ($15).
Everyone in attendance will have the opportunity to vote on what they want to see the Foundation invest some of their important funds in for a community project. There are currently two projects’ people will get to hear more about and they’ll also have the option to write in another option too. See you there!
The Foundation is also excited to offer three mini grants to Hemingford Organizations, Associations, Clubs, or Projects in the amount of $500. These are available to align with the Foundation’s mission of supporting the people, organizations, and projects that make Hemingford a great place to live, learn, work, and play.
Those interested in a mini-grant can complete an online application here: https://forms.gle/QytqPSRw2VXPZoxTA or download the application here: https://tinyurl.com/5n8usbj9 and drop off at Mobius Communications or Panhandle Public Health District. The application opens April 1, 2024, and grants must be submitted by April 15, 2024.
The board is comprised of Jessica Davies, April Delsing, Joni Jespersen, Tonya Mayer, and Tabi Prochazka. They have been meeting regularly to serve the residents of Hemingford and the surrounding area by identifying and supporting the people, organizations, and projects that make Hemingford a great place to live, learn, work, and play. The Foundation is an affiliate fund of the Oregon Trail Community Foundation.