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PARK AVENUE THRIFT ANNOUNCES 2024 SPRING COMMUNITY GRANT RECIPIENTS 

[Enid, OK] – Park Avenue Thrift is awarding a total of $210,573 across 24 different nonprofit organizations and schools in Enid, OK this spring.

The 2024 spring grant recipients are 4RKids Foundation, A Fling at the Springs, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Atelier 339, Bennie’s Barn, Chautauqua Council of Enid, Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, Coolidge Elementary School, Enid SPCA, Enid Street Outreach Services, Enid Symphony Orchestra, Garfield County 4H Robotics Club, Garfield County Child Advocacy, Garfield Elementary, Gaslight Theatre, Leonardo’s Children’s Museum, Longfellow Middle School, Main Street Enid, Making a Difference, Northern Oklahoma College, PFLAG Enid, Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, RSVP Enid, and Youth and Family Services. 

“We are so happy to see so many nonprofit organizations and schools creating new programs and projects. We are beyond thrilled to be able to help make it happen, ” said Stela Jantzen, Park Avenue Thrift Executive Director. “We’ve had amazing support from the community this year and that’s what allows us to offer our community grants. We could not do what we do without our amazing shoppers, donors, employees, board members, and anyone who shares about Park Avenue Thrift and our mission.”

Park Avenue Thrift not only gives funding through community grants but also through event sponsorships and to classroom projects through DonorsChoose.org. 

For more information about Park Avenue Thrift and community giving, please visit their website at www.parkavenuethrift.org or follow them on the official Facebook or Instagram page for Park Avenue Thrift at www.facebook.com/ParkAvenueThriftEnid or www.instagram.com/ParkAvenueThriftEnid.

Blake Reese
Blake Reese
Blake Reese is the Coeditor and Advertising Director for Enid Monthly. Writing and editing are passions of his, but he also enjoys the connections and relationships he gets to make by going out into the community. Blake is originally from Wichita, Kansas, but he relocated to Enid after graduating from college. He graduated from Wichita State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science accompanied by a minor in Communications. Blake definitely misses the city life from time to time, but he's happy to be a part of the Enid community.

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