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Oerther's Non-Endowed Fund
At OERTHER'S, we encourage people to “come grow with us.”
It’s not just a catchy tagline for our business. It’s something we believe at our very core:
When we work together to enrich the lives of others, everyone benefits.
It’s this spirit of working together that brought us to Marshall, where we raised our family. It’s this same spirit that motivates us to support the greater Marshall area through a “Field of Interest Non-endowed fund” at the Marshall Community Foundation. The most rewarding return on our hard work is the ability to enrich the quality of the lives of families, friends and the community as a whole. Through this fund, we will be able to support our community with donations and contributions, all in an effort to help strengthen the overall positive growth of Marshall
and the surrounding area.
With your participation and your support, the Oerther’s Non-Endowed Fund has raised more than $7,000 that is earmarked for the youth, seniors and community of Marshall. The fund has already supported causes such as the Josh Parks Scholarship Fund, Marshall’s Christmas lights, Mobile Meals, and the purchase of a medical ID bracelet for each resident of Marshall House.
It’s not just a catchy tagline for our business. It’s something we believe at our very core:
When we work together to enrich the lives of others, everyone benefits.
It’s this spirit of working together that brought us to Marshall, where we raised our family. It’s this same spirit that motivates us to support the greater Marshall area through a “Field of Interest Non-endowed fund” at the Marshall Community Foundation. The most rewarding return on our hard work is the ability to enrich the quality of the lives of families, friends and the community as a whole. Through this fund, we will be able to support our community with donations and contributions, all in an effort to help strengthen the overall positive growth of Marshall
and the surrounding area.
With your participation and your support, the Oerther’s Non-Endowed Fund has raised more than $7,000 that is earmarked for the youth, seniors and community of Marshall. The fund has already supported causes such as the Josh Parks Scholarship Fund, Marshall’s Christmas lights, Mobile Meals, and the purchase of a medical ID bracelet for each resident of Marshall House.
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Has our new sign caught your eye?
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We love to partner with our fellow community retailers in their promotions and events. For the fourth year, EastEnd Studio and Gallery has asked us to create a flower arrangement that complements a specific painting assigned to us. This year we earned Honorable Mention with our rendition of "Sewing Kit" by Rich Bayes.
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A few photos from our 2018 Holiday pop-up shop and shopping season!
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DID YOU KNOW??
One of OERTHER’S longest employees who works 5 days a week and has 5 kids, is actually a superhero! One of her children has Pallister-Killian Syndrome, better known as the abbreviated PKS. Gretchen works extra hard to make sure that her son Simon leads the most comfortable and normal life possible. Gretchen organizes and runs many PKS kids events to help raise funds for research and raise awareness. Roughly 300 Children are diagnosed with pks, although world wide they believe more than 2000 people could have PKS but are undiagnosed. Like many other syndromes there are different levels of severity, OERTHER'S was proud to support Simon and all his friends by hosting PKS Kids on Pallister-Killian Syndrome Awareness Day (12-4) and by making a donation to the non-profit organization. All staff was also invited to wear red and/or black on 12-4. Learn more about PKS at www.pkskids.com.
One of OERTHER’S longest employees who works 5 days a week and has 5 kids, is actually a superhero! One of her children has Pallister-Killian Syndrome, better known as the abbreviated PKS. Gretchen works extra hard to make sure that her son Simon leads the most comfortable and normal life possible. Gretchen organizes and runs many PKS kids events to help raise funds for research and raise awareness. Roughly 300 Children are diagnosed with pks, although world wide they believe more than 2000 people could have PKS but are undiagnosed. Like many other syndromes there are different levels of severity, OERTHER'S was proud to support Simon and all his friends by hosting PKS Kids on Pallister-Killian Syndrome Awareness Day (12-4) and by making a donation to the non-profit organization. All staff was also invited to wear red and/or black on 12-4. Learn more about PKS at www.pkskids.com.
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OERTHER'S is proud to once again be an integral part of Celebration of Trees.
Thanks to MAEDA for noticing us!! https://choosemarshall.com/news/oerthers-opens-walls-and-hearts/
For Earth Day 2017, we made serving trays from pallets. This was a fundraiser for Ketchum Park and we raised over $250. Thanks to Quality Engraving, Green Scene and Handle and Hinge!
Thank you, Sarah V, for coming to our rescue this spring and helping us out.
OERTHER'S visited Heritage Commons in January to make bird seed ornaments. We'll be back again on April 19th potting up pansies!
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paper and i came to our Christmas party and we made beautiful ornaments! Contact Audrey at paper and i for more information.
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We love when Santa comes to visit!
OERTHER'S and SPRUCE STREET LANDSCAPING plays an integral role in getting Celebration of Trees up and ready. Take a look at a few of this year's decorated trees.
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Christ Lutheran's Youth Troop was here on December 2nd with baked good to raise money for a mission trip to Honduras!
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OERTHER'S and Nutro partner to provide food for a retired Sheriff canine. Thanks, Carl from Mars for your support!!
OERTHER'S is again proud to support the Calhoun County Fair and the livestock auctions. Here is the turkey we purchased from Clara.
Pseuderanthemum East End Studio and Gallery invited local folks to create a flower arrangement to accent or coordinate with a chosen painting for their 2nd Annual Flower Show held in conjunction with the Marshall Garden Tour.
Kathleen used Setcreasea (Purple Wandering Jew) and cut glass in a concrete bowl for hers.
See all the displays here
Kathleen used Setcreasea (Purple Wandering Jew) and cut glass in a concrete bowl for hers.
See all the displays here
Kathleen spent a fun evening at the Gordon School Science Fair on May 5th. She showed the kids how to make flowers glow under black light and show the paths liquid travels up the stems and into the leaves.
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Making swags at our 2016 Open House!
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