Article from The Clipper Publication; 4/15/2025 Wood River Community Centennial Foundation Executive Secretary Judy Wagoner holds the Foundation’s Book of Memory, which records an enduring tribute to the memory of a departed loved one for a Continue reading

Back in my day, we didn't have cell phones. We had to look everything up in books!" "I walked to school both ways, uphill!" We've all heard these claims, but what was life really like at Wood River Rural Schools? Preserving our past is essential Continue reading

Need an idea for a Christmas Gift for that hard to buy person on your list? Please consider a gift to the Wood River Community Centennial Foundation. It’s easy, just use the QR code found below for a fast and safe donation. Alternatively, a donation Continue reading

The Wood River Community Centennial Foundation approved a grant request from the Wood River Aquatic Center for the purchase of pool toys, pool noodles, life jackets and water aerobic weights. This grant was funded by the Virginia Heinrich Memorial Continue reading

The Wood River Volunteer Fire and Rescue (WRVF&R) recently entered into a Fiscal Sponsorship Fund Agreement with the Wood River Community Centennial Foundation (WRCCF). This will allow them to receive grants and/or tax-deductible contributions of Continue reading

The Wood River Community Centennial Foundation is honored to announce the establishment of a new scholarship for Wood River Rural High School Seniors. A new scholarship was established to honor Darlene Eickhoff Boroff. “Darlene was an inspiration who Continue reading

The Wood River Community Centennial Foundation was proud to sponsor Storyteller Joe Hayes program for the Wood River Elementary Students on Feb 6th. Mr. Hayes regaled students in kindergarten through second grade about the "Earth Monster" and ", the Continue reading

Jenny Reeder, Judy Wagoner, Kim Canfield, Blanca Rodriguez, Peg Krause, Jason Rotter, Adrienne Gill, Abby Rennau, Kaye Doane, absent board members Andrea Johnson, Dave Harders, and Mary Harders. At the recent Wood River Community Centennial Continue reading

November 1, 2023  Since 1984 the Wood River Community Centennial Foundation “have been there for you” in helping the many generous donors and benefactors support Wood River organizations to foster “the Good Life” we enjoy here in Wood River. At Continue reading

For nearly forty years, the Wood River Community Centennial Foundation (WRCCF) has awarded grants and scholarships and helped raise funds for various community projects. The WRCCF mission of “Helping Hands” is superimposed on its logo: Three “Cs,” Continue reading