The Crooked River Roundup Foundation brings together members of the community from all walks of life who share our passion for farming, ranching, rodeo, animal health and wellness.
We are deeply committed to enriching the lives of our youth and the communities they live in; by providing education and scholarship opportunities to young minds interested in ranching, farming, and animal welfare. Additionally, we educate students on matters related to rodeos, ranching, and other rural topics.
Our work includes creating and maintaining facilities and other public spaces, monuments, and artwork that fosters this type of learning.
At the same time, we seek to lessen the burden on local governments by caring for these public areas and instill a sense of civic responsibility among our volunteers and the community.
Calling all curious minds!
Mark your calendars for the exciting Boots & Roots event, taking place on Thursday, May 2nd, from 10:00 am to noon at the Crook County Fairgrounds. This free, educational program is designed specifically for 4th and 5th graders in Crook County to explore the fascinating world of farming, ranching, and rodeo.
“Boots & Roots is a fantastic opportunity for our young learners to connect with the rich heritage of our community,” says Jake Huffman, Principal of Crook County High School, “We want to spark their curiosity about where their food comes from and the vital role farming, ranching and rodeo plays in our lives.”
We’re thrilled to announce our date of Tuesday, June 24th from 5 pm-10 pm for the Crooked River Roundup Foundation 2025 Dinner/Dance and Live Auction! This annual event raises critical funds to support vital programs and initiatives within our Central Oregon community. Your participation makes a real difference!
Join us in making a difference this holiday season with the “2024 Year End Giving” campaign, supporting the Crooked River Roundup Foundation. Our mission is to preserve the rich heritage and values of the Western way of life, ensuring that future generations can experience the spirit of community, tradition, and resilience that defines us. With a goal of raising $20,000, your generous contributions will help fund educational programs, community events, and initiatives that celebrate our Western culture and support local families in need.
Donate here: onecau.se/2024crrf
The Crooked River Roundup Foundation Dinner was a great success thanks to you! We saw such great support from our community and thanks to our community and friends who support our mission, we raised over $112,000 which will enable students to further their interest in farming, ranching and rodeo and create a multitude of programs designed to preserve the western way of life.
Calling all curious minds!
Mark your calendars for the exciting Boots & Roots event, taking place on Thursday, May 2nd, from 10:00 am to noon at the Crook County Fairgrounds. This free, educational program is designed specifically for 4th and 5th graders in Crook County to explore the fascinating world of farming, ranching, and rodeo.
“Boots & Roots is a fantastic opportunity for our young learners to connect with the rich heritage of our community,” says Jake Huffman, Principal of Crook County High School, “We want to spark their curiosity about where their food comes from and the vital role farming, ranching and rodeo plays in our lives.”
