Citizens of Darrington worked together

Words are so inadequate when saying thank you. The generosity of the people in supporting the Darrington Community Center Grant Project was overwhelming.

We are extremely grateful to all who donated their time and support to help fulfill our share of matching grant funds from Department of Agriculture Rural Development in less time than the time-frame proposed to us.

Darrington has again portrayed the importance of their heritage by showing what can be accomplished when we all work together.

It is phenomenal that today all still have time to show their concern in helping others. It is with real pride when we say thank you to the friends of Darrington.

Darrington Community Center

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