
Fallon Ford Pay it Forward Benefits Grange
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- 12/26/2019 04:01 AM (update 04/11/2023 01:49 AM)

Fallon Ford Toyota pays it forward to the High Desert Grange
by Suzann Gilliland Peterson --
The High Desert Grange was one of the recipients of Fallon Ford Toyota’s “Pay It Forward” yearly event. Tim Mitchell, General Manager of Fallon Ford Toyota, presented the Grange with a check in the amount of $900.00 on December 18. This is the first year the Grange has received a donation.
Customers who purchase a vehicle at Fallon Ford Toyota have an opportunity to donate $50.00 to a local charity of their choice. At the end of the year, Fallon Ford Toyota passes on that donation through their “Pay It Forward” program.
In appreciation of their sponsorship, High Desert Grange member Taylor Reynolds presented Tim with the Grange plaque. The Grange is grateful for the recognition and thankful to Fallon Ford Toyota for their generosity.
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