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I encourage all to consider helping with this great community project. Pendleton Pride in Motion is sponsoring the building of this playground in memory of Barrett Beck, a twelve year old Pendleton resident who tragically lost his life too young, and other young people in our community whose lives we want to remember. Through volunteer efforts and donations, the Pendleton area community can build a playground without tax dollars. Plan to be a part of this opportunity to build on our community and work together for healthier children! For more information, visit: www.barrettsplace.org
Barrett’s Place Playground