Donations and Support - Thank You!
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Spring Appreciation Celebration at Raven Landing 
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Capital Campaign for the Raven Landing Community Center
GCI donated $100,000.00 of cash and in-kind to Raven Landing Community Center. Pictured: Tom Zulz, Director, Interior Region and Karen Parr, Board Chairman of Retirement Community of Fairbanks.
Mike Pollen, a member of the Totem Ocean Trailer Express Community Advisory Board, presents a $250 donation from the TOTE corporation to Karen Parr of the Retirement Community of Fairbanks for assistance with the Raven Landing retirement community development.
Thank you to our congressional delegation, who have agreed to serve as Honorary Members of the Leadership Team.
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Raven Landing residents smile in response to TOTE's donation to the Retirement Community of Fairbanks. Pictured, from left to right, are Cathi Massay, Vern McConnell, Barbara Van Horsen, Perri Carlson, Rugh Levey, Mike Pollen of TOTE, Helen Pelmer holding her great-grandson Millie, Karen Parr and Hal Levey.
Kohler, Schmitt and Hutchison's Tracey Simmons presents a check for $25,00 to Hank Bartos of the Raven Landing Leadership Team and Karen Parr, board chairman of Retirement Community of Fairbanks, for the Raven landing Community Center. RCF is planning to build a senior park on the site of Fairview Manor Building 4. The first residential building will begin construction this year, followed by the community center and more apartments next year. 
The Raven Landing Community Center will be built next year on the site of Fairview Manor Building 4 and will serve all Interior Alaska seniors. Usibelli Foundation Executive Director Bill Brophy, left, presents $7,500 to help build the community center to Hank Bartos, chairman of the campaign leadership team. Looking on is Karen Parr, Board Chair of the Retirement community of Fairbanks. 
Aurora Motors recently made an $8,000 contribution from to help kick-start the charitable campaign for the Community Center at Raven Landing. Raven Landing, a new senior retirement community to be built where Fairview Manor stands today, will be owned and managed by the Retirement Community of Fairbanks, a nonprofit corporation. The gift helps to help defray start-up expenses for the campaign. Pictured at the presentation are, left to right, Hank Bartos, campaign chair; Karen Parr, Retirement Community of Fairbanks Board chair, Jim Shanklin, Aurora Motors sales manager, and Jack Jackson, Aurora Motors service manager. 
