Minot Elks donates to area groups
Submitted Photo Carolyn Bodell, Minot Elks Lodge secretary, left, presents a symbolic check to Holly Eidsness with the Mouse River Players Board of Directors.
Submitted Photo From left, Arlo Greisbach and Graling Steinwand of the North Dakota Firefighter’s Museum Board of Directors accept a symbolic check from Minot Elks Lodge treasurer Rich Matteson.
Jim Bodell, Minot Elks Exalted Ruler, and Alyssa Poth, Family Support program coordinator for the Minot Air Force Base Family Support Program stand with diaper bags of supplies donated by the Elks. Submitted Photo
Submitted Photo Mike Zimmer, Men’s Winter Refuge director, left, accepts a symbolic check from Larry Eidsness, Minot Elks Lodge trustee.
Submitted Photo Samara Holen, assistant director at Second Story, left, accepts a symbolic check from Jim Bodell, Minot Elks Exalted Ruler.
Submitted Photo Carolyn Bodell, Minot Elks secretary, left, and Cambree Smith, Domestic Violence Crisis Center, stand with donations purchased by the Elks for DVCC.
Submitted Photo Carolyn Bodell, Minot Elks Lodge secretary, left, presents a symbolic check to Holly Eidsness with the Mouse River Players Board of Directors.
Submitted Photo From left, Arlo Greisbach and Graling Steinwand of the North Dakota Firefighter’s Museum Board of Directors accept a symbolic check from Minot Elks Lodge treasurer Rich Matteson.
Jim Bodell, Minot Elks Exalted Ruler, and Alyssa Poth, Family Support program coordinator for the Minot Air Force Base Family Support Program stand with diaper bags of supplies donated by the Elks. Submitted Photo
Submitted Photo Mike Zimmer, Men’s Winter Refuge director, left, accepts a symbolic check from Larry Eidsness, Minot Elks Lodge trustee.
Submitted Photo Samara Holen, assistant director at Second Story, left, accepts a symbolic check from Jim Bodell, Minot Elks Exalted Ruler.
Submitted Photo Carolyn Bodell, Minot Elks secretary, left, and Cambree Smith, Domestic Violence Crisis Center, stand with donations purchased by the Elks for DVCC.
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The Minot Elks recently provided support to various local groups with grants from the National Elks Foundation.
With the Freedom Grant, the local Elks supplied 30 diaper bags with diapers, wipes, sleepers, towels, blankets, lotions, baby wash, toothbrushes, toothpaste and books to the Minot Air Force Base Family Support Program.
The Gratitude Grant was used to donate $500 to each the Men's Winter Refuge, Second Story, ND Firefighters Museum and Mouse River Players to support their programs. Another $500 in food and supplies were purchased for the Domestic Violence Crisis Center.