Wallowa County cultural organizations receive $10,500 in state funds

ENTERPRISE/WALLOWA – The Oregon Community Foundation has announced the second wave of grants as part of the Culture Rebuilding Fund. This is a three-year effort in collaboration with other philanthropic organizations and state government agencies to secure significant investments in the arts and cultural sector totaling $52 million dollars. This “Love Letter to the arts,” as the Oregon Community Foundation called it, was organized in response to pandemic-era losses and to help restore the state’s arts and culture sector.  

In a recent release, the Oregon Community Foundation announced that 277 grants were allocated across all 36 counties, totaling $7,048,300 in total grant funds. Among the recipients were three Wallowa County Organizations; Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center and Wallowa Valley Music Alliance in Enterprise and Wallowa History Center Inc., based in Wallowa. Grant allocations and what the funds will go towards, as posted by the Oregon Community Foundation, are as follows:

• Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center
  • $5,000 For general operating support
• Wallowa Valley Music Alliance
  • $3,000 For general operating support
• Wallowa History Center, Inc
  • $2,500 For general operating support

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