Z98 Great Quack Attack Check Presentation

Dodge City, KS(westernkansasnews.com) Yesterday Z98 presented the organizations involved with Great Quack Attack their checks for the amount of leases they sold. In total the event raised $31,955.

The Alley(pictured above) received a check in the amount of $24,201, Ford County 4H received a check for $5,511 and Sacred Heart Cathedral School received a check for $2,243.

Each of the organizations issued statements on being involved with the event and the checks they received.

“Sacred Heart Cathedral Catholic would like to thank the Z98 Great Quack Attack for allowing us to be part of this very generous  fundraiser.  As a private school funding is always an issue and Z98 as well as the people of Dodge City truly appreciate your support.  Our donations will be used for additional software and various instructional materials.  Once again, thank you for supporting our Dodge City youth.”

Lynee Habiger, Sacred Heart Cathedral School Principal.

“The money raised from the Quack Attack Fundraiser is a great help to our 4-H’ers. We split the money evenly between the 7 4-H clubs we have in Ford County and the 4-H Council. The clubs and council use the money for scholarships to help make our camps and leadership conferences more affordable for 4-H’ers, to purchase 4-H promotional supplies to use throughout the year, and club meeting supplies. This year, Ford County 4-H’ers voted to give a portion of the money they raised to the Ford County Fairboard to go towards installing air conditioning in the Ford County Fairbuilding.”

  Lexi Kiniston, 4-H Youth Development Agent.

“The Alley, Project Teen Safe would like to, once again, thank the Z98 Great Quack Attack for the continued opportunity we are given each year to be involved in this amazing fundraiser for our area youth organizations. This year, possibly even more so than any years in the past, the money raised was very crucial to The Alley. In late 2016 our building had 3 heating units fail and need immediate replacement. After paying the bill for these new units, it left our account balance at a dangerously low level. There was much tension for a few months as we struggled to keep our head above water in paying the month to month operating expenses. This is life from time to time in the not-for-profit world.