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ENID’S DOWNTOWN BLOOMS: 24 CHINESE PISTACHE TREES SET TO TRANSFORM DOWNTOWN ENID THANKS TO PARK AVENUE THRIFT, WHITEROCK RESOURCES, AND CITY OF ENID COLLABORATION

Enid, Oklahoma – April 9th, 2024 – Main Street Enid, in collaboration with Park Avenue Thrift and Whiterock Resources, alongside the City of Enid Oklahoma, is excited to announce a transformative initiative set to breathe new life into the heart of downtown Enid. On Saturday, April 13th, 2024, they will be planting 24 Chinese Pistache trees throughout the downtown district, marking a significant step towards environmental sustainability and the beautification of Downtown Enid.

The partnership between the organizations underscores a shared commitment to fostering a greener, more vibrant urban environment. Thanks to the generous grant awarded by Park Avenue Thrift during their Fall 2023 cycle, Main Street Enid’s Downtown Tree Project has gained momentum, enabling the realization of this impactful endeavor.

“Park Avenue Thrift was so excited to award Main Street Enid a grant during our Fall 2023 cycle for their Downtown Tree Project,” said Stela Jantzen, Park Avenue Thrift Executive Director. “We love the work Main Street Enid is doing by beautifying our downtown. The Downtown Tree Project also supports environmental sustainability and increased walkability. This aligns with our mission of giving back to nonprofits working to improve the quality of life in Enid.”

Madilynne Crenshaw, representing Whiterock Resources, echoed the sentiment, stating, “We believe that small actions can lead to significant outcomes. By planting these trees, we’re not just enhancing the beauty of our city; we’re investing in a sustainable future for all. Initiatives like this serve as a reminder of the transformative power of collective action. Together, we can cultivate a greener, healthier, and more vibrant community for generations to come.” Natalie Rapp, Executive Director of Main Street Enid, expressed her gratitude to the organizations, “We are immensely thankful to Park Avenue Thrift, Whiterock Resources, and the city of Enid for their support of the Downtown Enid tree project. This collaboration exemplifies the spirit of community partnership, and we are thrilled to see this project come to life while giving life to our district. With their assistance, we are not only revitalizing our downtown district but also nurturing a sustainable urban ecosystem. We can’t wait to witness the positive impact these trees will have on our community.”

In addition to the tree planting event on April 13th, Main Street Enid is seeking organizations to assist with watering the trees weekly during the summer months, and every other week thereafter. Organizations interested in sponsoring a month can enjoy the opportunity to display signage and receive recognition on Main Street Enid’s website and social media platforms.

For more information about Main Street Enid and how to get involved in this
initiative, please visit mainstreetenid.org.

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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