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Click here to edit title.1st place winner, Phyllis Aarestad - 2 Nights Lodging at Sunset Lodge on Oak Island -
Click here to edit title.8th place winner, Lowell Lefrooth - Peg Perego John Deere Ground Force Tractor with Trailer -
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Click here to edit title.2nd place winner, Barb Garthus/Olson - Kitchen Aid 5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer w/ Slicer -
Click here to edit title.5th place winner, Aaron Baldwin - Rifle-Thompson/Center Arms Compass 7MM-08, Bolt Action -
Click here to edit title.6th place winner, Randy Sistad - Shot Gun - Hatfield 12 Guage, Pump Action -
Click here to edit title.3rd place winner, Mike Garcia - "Radiance Quilt" Full Size -
Click here to edit title.7th place winner, Pat Paquin - Rifle - Thompson/Center Arms Compass 30-06, Bolt Action
Picture #1: 1st place winner, Phyllis Aarestad - 2 Nights Lodging at Sunset Lodge on Oak Island
Picture #2: 8th place winner, Lowell Lefrooth - Peg Perego John Deere Ground Force Tractor with Trailer
Picture #3: List of 2020 Raffle Winners
Picture #4: 2nd place winner, Barb Garthus/Olson - Kitchen Aid 5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer w/ Slicer
Picture #5: 5th place winner, Aaron Baldwin - Rifle-Thompson/Center Arms Compass 7MM-08, Bolt Action
Picture #6: 6th place winner, Randy Sistad - Shot Gun - Hatfield 12 Guage, Pump Action
Picture #7: 3rd place winner, Mike Garcia - "Radiance Quilt" Full Size
Picture #8: 7th place winner, Pat Paquin - Rifle - Thompson/Center Arms Compass 30-06, Bolt Action
NCH Trails To Treatments Mission Statement
NCH Trails To Treatments Mission Statement
Our mission is to assist those in need of funding during their treatment of cancer. We believe most people are not fully prepared for the out of pocket expenses cancer treatment requires. Our volunteers are dedicated to the long term success of this grant program through ongoing donations and fund raising efforts.
NCH Trails To Treatments
NCH Trails To Treatments
NCH Trails To Treatments is a grant program administered by the North Country Horsemen Saddle Club, a non-profit organization based out of Middle River, Minnesota. Feedback from sponsors, riders and communities inspired us to establish this grant program which will offer financial assistance to patients currently receiving cancer treatments. Initially the individual grants awarded were $200, but were quickly increased to $300, $400, $500 and then $600 and $700 of January 2019. A big thank you to all organizations and individuals in the community who have enabled us to increase and continue providing grants due to their donations.
Committee
Members
Committee Members
Mardy Anderson 218-689-2063
Stacy or Steve Bierman 218-686-7074
Shirley or Marc Horien 218-686-4163
Kristi Westlund 218-686-7440
Sue Helm 218-686-4340
Ronnette Anderson 218-689-8154
Melissa Galland 218-686-4214
Tanya Peterson 612-913-1189
How The M&R Triple T Ranch & NCHSC Cancer Benefit & Ride Got Started
In the past, with a lot of help from his family and friends, Mardy Anderson hosted benefits at his family ranch for friends suffering from difficult illnesses. Then in 2007 he and his family attended the Cowboy Up Cancer Ride in Mcleod, ND. On the way home from this event, they started discussing that maybe their next benefit should be for cancer and include a trail ride. Mardy decided to approach the area saddle club that they were members of, about helping. The saddle club was very receptive to the idea and thus a committee was formed to plan the 1st Annual M&R Triple T Ranch and North Country Horsemen Saddle Club Cancer Benefit & Ride in 2008.