The Boundary Community Food Bank has grown due to increased demand and support from the community. Phoenix Foundation helped to play a part in this growth through a grant provided for key equipment. Lean more about the success of the Food Bank in this recent article from the Grand Forks Gazette: Boundary food bank grows with demand and support
The Grand Forks Amateur Radio Club is expanding the reach and strength of its communications thanks to a new repeater, made possible with a donation from the Phoenix Foundation and tested last Thursday at an open house. The amateur radio club (commonly known as ‘hams’) demonstrated the new repeater, which amplifies a radio signal to strengthen and increase the reach …
The Grand Forks Aquatic Center has a new aquatic wheelchair thanks to a generous donations from the Phoenix Foundation. The donation of $2,150 from the foundation allowed for the purchase of the special equipment.
Christine Thompson of the Phoenix Foundation of the Boundary Communities presents an Endowment cheque to James Wilson, the new Executive Director of Boundary Family and Individual Services Society.
Agency Fund cheques are in the mail to organizations that have funds with the organization. Pictured above is Homer Good, President of the Phoenix Manor Society receiving this years cheque from Myrna Logan representing the Phoenix Foundation.
George Longden, Grants Chariperson of the Phoenix Foundation of the Boundary Communities presents the final cheque to community members for the Rock Creek Medical Clinic for the improvements to their playground area and fencing.
ONE GIANT STEP CLOSER! July 3rd, saw the dream of creating a theatre space in the Midway Community Hall take a huge leap forward when George Longden of the PHOENIX FOUNDATION handed the Midway Community Association a cheque for $4000. The MCA, sponsors of Midway and Beyond Little Theatre, will use the money to purchase 8 theatre lighting fixtures. The …
