Recently, Pendleton Fire Chief Mike Ciraulo wrote the following on Facebook- “I just wanted to let you know that the Thermal Imaging Cameras that the Wildhorse Foundation granted us earlier this year were a saving grace in our Christmas day fire on Main Street. Not only did they save thousands of dollars in damage to …

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The Umatilla County Special Library District recently announced KEVA Planks are now available at all 12 public libraries in Umatilla County. The Libraries of Eastern Oregon purchased the planks with grant funds provided by the Wildhorse Foundation and the Community Outreach Committee of Cayuse Technologies.  Click here for full story!

The Wildhorse Foundation helped to make a 3D Printing and CAD course possible and helped students discover and use the technology of the future. The students—and teachers—have grown tremendously from the project. The amount of college credits earned by these students alone is amazing, but knowing that this course will be available for years to come …

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Thanks to a $11,990 grant from the Wildhorse Foundation, Pendleton firefighters have two new infrared cameras to help find victims faster and identify hot spots.  Click Here to read the full story!

Hermiston Fire & Emergency Services received $18,165 from the Wildhorse Foundation which is earmarked for purchasing mobile reporting hardware to be placed in each ambulance.  Click here for the complete story.

The South Fork Grange is rising from the ashes.  Click here for the complete story.

Slowly but surely, Irrigon is beginning to find its identity as a community.  Click here for the full story.

The City of Boardman celebrated the grand opening of a new splash pad.  See Full Story here.

Ever wonder what classrooms can do with iPads?  Check out this great video from Desert View Elementary School in Hermiston, Oregon.