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Hometown Pride

Meetings are held the 4th Thursday of each month, 5:30pm at the Library. If you have any questions please contact Natalie Moorman.

In November of 2024, Hometown Pride received a Community Visioning Grant. See Community Visioning link for Details.

Hometown Pride completed the Installation of 3 primitive campsites at Giese Park. Thank you Jasper Community Foundation, Krameweling, Advanced Fabrication, and Maorman Consruction Inc.

Way Finding signs were added to Geise Park. Thank you Baxter Chamber of Commerce.

Deutsch Shelter house was built at Geise park. Thank you Deustch family.

Hometown Pride applied for and received the Trees for Kids Grant  and partnered with the City of Baxter and Baxter School to install the trees.

Hometown Pride applied for and received the Alliant Grant - for trees to be placed in locations near an Alliant energy location. Plans are in place to complete in Spring of 2026.

City of Baxter applied for and recieved the Resource Enhancement and Protection Grant to update the pond at Geise Park. Work is currently underway and will benefit other initiatives planned in park by Hometown Pride.

 

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The secret is out and kids have already been enjoying the new playground at Geise Park! Thank you to the Baxter Early Learning Center for your donation to the park and community. 

We would also like to give a warm THANK YOU to Eric Hewitt and the donation towards the zipline made in his name through the Dream Foundation. Drake and Wyatt will have a great memory of you and be able to enjoy your dream.

Playground

Playground

cans and bottles donation

Do you have cans and bottles building up in your garage? Do you keep telling yourself you will take them in and STILL have not? Do you hate standing in line at the can redemption center?

Well, we have the answer for you!! Baxter Hometown Pride has a green shed down at the City maintenance building ready for all the cans and bottles you want to donate. All funds raised will be going to the SPLASH PAD in Geise Park.

Get rid of your pile up of cans and help fund a splash pad; sounds like a win-win for YOU!!