Nancy Chapman
D50 Custom Design gave several youth groups a unique opportunity to raise money for their activities at their Christmas tree lot last season. The Churchill County High School Greenwave Swim Team and the Churchill County Future Farmers of America (CCFFA) were awarded their proceeds check by Rusty Diaz, co-owner of D50 Custom Design. The Oasis Academy's first-ever Safe and Sober Grad Nite fundraiser money was awarded on an earlier date.
The swim team received a check for $663, which will be used for swim jackets, state dinners held in Las Vegas, and travel expenses. This year, the swim team has fourteen members. The team must compete in regulation pools with eight lanes, but the Churchill County pool has six. This requires the team to travel to other areas for swim meets.
The CCFFA received a $1,276 check. Their funds will support travel to the National FFA Convention, scheduled for Oct. 2026 in Indianapolis, Ind.
Students and their parents volunteered at the Christmas tree lot, assisting customers, selling trees, and helping load purchases. In return, they received a percentage of sales and tips during their scheduled shifts. Both the CCFFA and the swim team expressed sincere gratitude to Dan and Rusty Diaz, owners of the D50 Custom Designs Christmas Tree Lot, for their generosity to the students. Picture below: L-R CCFFA Advisor Alex Manski, Allie Fiat, Hanna Montalvo, Ava Bunyard, Co-owner D50 Custom Design Rusty Diaz.
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