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Giving

The generosity of local community members and businesses is key to making this project successful. The following donor levels will be recognized at the new pool:

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  • Wave Maker - $250,000+

  • Deep End Donor: $100,000+

  • Super Soaker: $50,000+

  • Dive In Contributor: $25,000+

  • Cannonballer: $10,000+ 

  • Splash Maker: $5,000+

  • Ripple Maker: $2,500+

  • Poolside Patron: $1,000+

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Each donation makes an impact on this important investment for our community! For those wanting to make a tax deductible donation, a 501(c)(3) - Impact Dike Foundation - has been established; contact impactdikefoundation@gmail.com to indicate your interest and start the donation process. If you have additional questions on donating, reach out to Juli Kopriva at Juli kopriva@msn.com.

Thank you to our donors!

We are incredibly grateful for the individuals, families and businesses who have already invested in the future of the Dike Pool.

____________________________ Wave Makers: Hemmen Family, in memory of Deb Hemmen - $750,000 Kruger Family, in memory of Dennis and Kurt Kruger - $750,000 Dive In Contributors: Anonymous - $25,000 Cannonballers: Kevin and Patricia Pruisner, in honor of their children, Chad, Sara, Abby, Zach, Ben and Matt Ripple Makers: James and Tawana Wienkes - $3,000 Poolside Patron: Anonymous - $2,000 Jeri Jenner Karr, in memory of Gary Karr - $1,000 Judy L. Thompson - $1,000

Waves of Grain

Attention Farmers - this one is for you! Did you know you can designate a portion of your grain at the elevator to go toward the Dike Pool Project?

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Through Waves of Grain, farmers can donate designated bushels of grain to the Impact Dike Foundation to help make waves for the future of our community.

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The process is simple:

- Designate the bushels at your elevator.

- The grain is transferred and sold for the pool project.

- You receive credit for your production.

It's a unique opportunity to give back to our community and help build the future of the Dike pool!

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Click here to learn more. 

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