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If you encounter any problems, do not hesitate to contact Jaime at (785) 532-5840 or via email at jmenon@ksu.edu.

 

Thanks to the hard work of PRIDE Communities and the efforts of the Kansas PRIDE Inc. Board of Directors PRIDE Day 2009 was a great success!  PRIDE Day is the Kansas Department of Commerce and K-State Research and Extension PRIDE program’s annual educational and community recognition event.

Wilson receiving Community of Excellence Award

Representatives from Wilson, Kansas accept a Community of Excellence Award at PRIDE Day

For the full story, CLICK HERE.

Click Here to view PRIDE Day Images

 

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To access Enrollment, Resolution, and Quarterly Report Forms CLICK HERE

To contact PRIDE Staff, CLICK HERE

To view the PRIDE Newsletter, CLICK HERE

To view Community Resources, CLICK HERE

To access the Healthy Ecosystems/Healthy Communities Sustainability information site, CLICK HERE

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The Kansas PRIDE Program...
Building Better Communities

The Kansas PRIDE Program is a partnership of K-State Research and Extension, the Kansas Department of Commerce, and Kansas PRIDE, Inc.

PRIDE is dedicated to serving communities across the state to encourage and assist local government and volunteers in making their community a better place to live and work.

Through the PRIDE program, local communities identify what they would like to preserve, create, or improve for their future. Then, working with the resources of K-State Research & Extension and the Kansas Department of Commerce, community volunteers pull together to create their ideal community future. To learn more about the Kansas PRIDE Program, we invite you to look through the resources and links available at this website, or contact the PRIDE staff.

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