<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1pEPTJ_1GnAZ96e00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1pEPTJ_1GnAZ96e00" width="780" height="520" ></figure>PENDLETON – The Pendleton Foundation Trust is awarding $106,268.25 to seven organizations. The awards support projects that strengthen community resources, expand opportunities, and enhance the quality of life for Pendletonians. The projects in this cycle range from improving a playground to keeping police officers safe when responding to emergencies.“One of the things that makes Pendleton special is the commitment people have to making our community a better place,” Executive Director Tiffany Hegarty said. “These grants reflect that spirit, supporting projects that meet important needs today while creating opportunities for the future.”The following organizations received grant awards:<ul><li>Pendleton Kiwanis Foundation | $20,000 to support the replacement and installation of playground equipment at Kiwanis Park.</li><li>Arts Council of Pendleton | $10,000 to replace drinking fountains at its facility.</li><li>Pendleton Christian School | $5,264.25 to replace interior door locks.</li><li>Pendleton Rotary Club | $7,500 for the construction and installation of a community volunteer sign.</li><li>Oregon East Symphony | $19,256 to purchase musical instruments for use by the Symphony and Pendleton High School.</li><li>Pendleton Police Department | $19,248 to purchase ballistic shields to enhance officer and school safety.</li><li>Pendleton Sports Center | $25,000 to support construction of the planned sports center.</li></ul>Hegarty added that donors over the years make the generosity of Pendleton Foundation Trust possible. It was established in 1928 and is dedicated to promoting the well-being of the residents of Pendleton. Its funds come from contributions, careful investment, and stewardship of charitable funds. For more information, go to Pendleton Foundation Trust. Photo of the PFT Board of Directors. From L-R bottom row: David Blanc, Marie Hall, and Donna Biggerstaff. Top row: Pat Walters, Corey Neistadt, Brooke Armstrong, and Kevin Hale.</div></body>

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PENDLETON – The Pendleton Foundation Trust is awarding $106,268.25 to seven organizations. The awards support projects that strengthen community resources, expand opportunities, and enhance the quality of life for Pendletonians. The projects in this cycle range from improving a playground to keeping police officers safe when responding to emergencies.

Pendleton Foundation Trust doles out its autumn grants

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PENDLETON – The Pendleton Foundation Trust is awarding $106,268.25 to seven organizations. The awards support projects that strengthen community resources,

Pendleton Foundation Trust doles out its autumn grants

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