Eighteen applicants were successful in receiving grants from the Dauphin and District Community Foundation.
DDCF board chair Kristen Haverluck announced the spring grant recipients at the Parkland Chamber of Commerce’s annual State of the City luncheon, May 12.
Recipients include:
• Almost New Store - $2,200 for a cash register, projector and screen and grid walls;
• Barker School - $5,000 for accessible outdoor musical instruments for the playground;
• Citizens on Patrol - $4,000 for fuel costs and Business Expo registration;
• Dauphin Community Cinema - $5,000 for roof repairs;
• Dauphin and District Allied Arts Council - $10,537 for a portable stage;
• Dauphin and District Snowmobile Club Inc. - $2,000 for a snowmobile for trail maintenance;
• Dauphin Hero Club - $1,568 for a printer and projector;
• Dauphin Minor Baseball Association - $10,000 for upgrade and maintenance of ball diamonds, including $313 designated from the new Jack Hrehirchuk Memorial Minor Baseball Fund;
• Dauphin Neighbourhood Renewal - $15,796 to move and re-assemble the indoor playground; and $5,000 for multiculturalism and anti-racism programs and pavillions in a variety of halls;
• Dauphin Ochre Band Parents Organization - $1,500 for original composition to be performed by the DRCSS and MMS band programs;
• Dauphin’s Countryfest - $10,000 for infrastructure improvements to showers, seating and the west side media booth;
• Grad Powwow Committee, Assiniboine College and Mountain View School Division - $5,000 for the graduation powwow celebrating all ages;
• Northgate Trails Inc. - $22,000 to construct a boardwalk to expand the trail system;
• Parkland Mavericks women’s rugby - $3,080 for the purchase of equipment to maintain the field;
• Parkland Pirates Youth Rugby - $5,507 for the purchase of a sea can for use as storage;
• Tinker Bell Nursery School - $5,000 for activity supplies; and
• Ukrainian Folk Arts Centre and Museum - $5,609 to relocate a pioneer barn.
This spring’s grants total $118,797.