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City of Grand Terrace Presents: Community Day

By Julia Nunez, Community Writer
May 31, 2017 at 11:16am. Views: 104

GRAND TERRACE>> The Foundation of Grand Terrace presents Community Day: Celebrating Generations, preserving our city for future generations.

The public is invited to join the foundation for this highly anticipated event on Saturday, June 3, 2017 at Richard Rollins Park in Grand Terrace.

The Foundation of Grand Terrace is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in in the community by working with neighbors, service organizations and civic leaders to undertake projects that support the future of Grand Terrace. This is accomplished by harnessing the power of philanthropy, hometown commitment, and the resources provided by neighbors helping neighbors.  

The Foundation of Grand Terrace (FGT) will carry out its mission to build permanent resources to support community needs. The focus of FGT includes, but is not limited to: Cultural Enhancement, Community Beautification, Education, Community Services, Land Conservancy, Youth Development and, other projects that enhance the quality of life in Grand Terrace.

 Community Day is open to the 12,000 men, women, and children to celebrate the many programs, services, and businesses in Grand Terrace, plus the many 

families in the surrounding communities.

 Guests will be able to engage and move about the park, networking, and interacting with businesses and non-profit organizations to learn about the resources provided and how our community can get more involved with The Foundation of Grand Terrace.

 Vendor booths start at $25.00, and participants are asked to provide a day of event activity at your booth, as well as a prize valued at $25 or more. 

 Those wishing to volunteer may contact Karen Suarez with any questions, by emailing her at events@grandterracefoundation.org or calling 909-615-6706.

For more information about The Foundation of Grand Terrace programs and donor 

opportunities, please: http://www.grandterracefoundation.org/GTF/.

 

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