The Blue Mountain eagle. (John Day, Or.) 1972-current, October 28, 2020, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Text2 • Giving Back 2020 • MyEagleNews.com Table of Contents Editor’s Note BUSINESSES | NONPROFITS & FOUNDATIONS Grant County would not be the caring community it is without countless hours of giving back by numerous volunteers, nonprofits and businesses. Solutions, CPAs ......................................................pg. 3 Directory 1 ...........................................................pg. 4 Directory 2 ...........................................................pg. 5 Blue Mountain Eagle .............................................pg. 6 Blue Mountain Eagle Photo Page .................. pg. 7 John Day True Value .............................................pg. 8 St. Elizabeth Catholic Church .........................pg. 9 With the sixth edition of Grant County Giving Back, the Blue Mountain Eagle is proud to honor those who make the community such a great place to work and live. This special section gives nonprofits, and the businesses who support them, a platform to explain their mission and their needs. Duke Warner Realty ............................................ pg. 10 Dayville Community Hall................................pg. 11 Doug’s Motor Vehicle Repair ............................... pg. 12 Painted Sky Center for the Arts ................... pg. 13 John Day Auto Parts NAPA ................................. pg. 14 Hope 4 Paws ...................................................... pg. 15 Our goal is to continue to expand Grant County Giving Back to include every charitable organization, painting a picture of all the good work that goes into improving the way of life in our community. If you’re looking for a place to donate time or money, these organizations offer a variety of opportunities. Blue Mountain Chiropractic ................................ pg. 16 John Day Elks Lodge ....................................... pg. 17 Ed Staub & Sons Petroleum ................................. pg. 18 OSU 4-H Extension Office .............................. pg. 19 Blue Mountain Hospital .......................................pg. 20 Thank you to the generous businesses and volunteers who work so hard to support these nonprofits. If you’re not already one of them, this section should give you a good place to start giving back to help our community thrive. Blue Mountain Healthcare Foundation ..... pg. 21 Sean Hart Editor Benchmark Land Surveying ................................pg. 22 Prairie City Baptist Church ...........................pg. 23 Grant County Regional Airport ..........................pg. 24 Blue Mountain Grant County Air Search ................................pg. 25 EAGLE Nydam’s Ace Hardware ......................................pg. 26 ww.MyEagleNews.com Grant County Fairgrounds ............................ pg. 27 Winegar Excavating ............................................pg. 28 Carrie Young Memorial .................................pg. 29 OTEC .....................................................................pg. 30 Grant County Search & Rescue .................... pg. 31 John & Linda Shelk Foundation ..........................pg. 32 195. N. Canyon Blvd. John Day, OR 97845 541-575-0710 PUBLISHER: Kari Borgen EDITOR & GENERAL MANAGER: Sean Hart ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE: Kim Kell OFFICE ASSISTANT: Alixandra Hand EDITORIAL STAFF: Steven Mitchell, Rudy Diaz S212404-1