Project 59870

The Stevensville Civic Club is building a Splash Pad at Lewis & Clark Park to complement the Bear Mountain Playground! The Stevensville Town Council has approved the project and we are expecting that the splash pad will be built this summer! The total cost is approximately $145,050. Project 59870 has committed to financially supporting the project

Please consider investing in this project. It will be such an amazing addition to our park, providing a playful cooling off spot for children of all ages and abilities. Another great feature is that this will include a recirculating water system, which is the most responsible use of our precious water resource. And perhaps best of all, it will be free to everyone!
 
We will be absolutely thrilled and forever grateful if you could donate to this wonderful project. Thank you for your support!

Please help us raise funds for our local Stevensville businesses that are struggling due to the effects of COVID-19. We will distribute the money we raise as grants to help offset operating costs.

Project59870 in Stevensville has created the Stevensville Business Relief Fund to raise money to distribute as grants to Stevensville businesses that need a little help due to the challenges of staying viable during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since Stevensville no longer has a business advocacy group, Project59870 has stepped up to help. 
                                                                                    
Project59870 is a 501 (c)(3) established to facilitate and support projects that preserve and enhance the general health, safety, welfare and quality of life of the residents of the greater Stevensville area, zip code 59870, through facilitation and funding to worthy groups and individuals. Project59870 loves everything about our small town including and because of all our small businesses. To one degree or another they need our support right now.
 
There won’t be many of the events and festivals this year that bring additional patrons and purchases which equates to a profitable business staying open. Our tourism might be limited by state requirements. Who knows what will happen next month - but today we all need to step up and help where we can.
 
Your donations will be held by Project59870 and distributed directly to local businesses. Potential uses include payment of mortgage or rent, utilities, insurance, or other business-related expenses.
 
The goal is to help 59870 businesses stay afloat during this COVID-19 crisis so they can continue operations and bring back employees who may have been laid off. Applications for funding will be reviewed by the project59870 board of directors and, when approved, funds will be distributed immediately. 
 
The intent is to eliminate as many barriers as possible to get assistance into the hands of Stevensville businesses - quickly. If funds remain when businesses are once again fully operational, they will remain with project59870 and be used to provide continued assistance to Stevensville businesses.
       
If you are unable to give we encourage you to support Stevensville’s local businesses by purchasing gift cards or patronizing those businesses that remain operational being mindful of distance requirements in place. 
 
Thank you so very much! For more information contact Victoria at [phone redacted].
 
Project59870 Board of Directors: Cheryl Burgmeier, Jaime Devlin, Brandon Dewey, Victoria Howell, Joan Prather, Maureen Wali, Tonu Wali