Oberg Foundation
ON OCT 12, 2021,OUR FOUNDATION HOSTED 450 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS(FFA) AND 20 COLLEGE STUDENTS, WHO USED OUR ARENA FOR 4 HOURS TOTALLING TO 1,880 HOURS DONATED TIME. WE HAVE HOSTED HAD A 4-H HORSEMANSHIP CLASSES IN 2021 AS WELL. WE ALSO HAVE ALLOWED MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY TO USE OUR FACILITIES AS WELL.
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EPHRAIM, UT 84627
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