The River of Time Museum aspires to build the authoritative exhibit that will tell the whole story of water in the Valley emphasizing conservation -- what every individual can do to protect and preserve this precious necessity in the Sonoran Desert.
Can you help us? We are in a race to win a portion of the funds provided from Republic Services to help cover a fraction of the cost of this permanent educational project and we need your vote – and those of your friends!
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Debbie Skehen, President, River of Time Miuseum
The River of Time Museum aspires to build the authoritative exhibit that will tell the whole story of water in the Valley emphasizing conservation -- what every individual can do to protect and preserve this precious necessity in the Sonoran Desert.
Can you help us? We are in a race to win a portion of the funds provided from Republic Services to help cover a fraction of the cost of this permanent educational project and we need your vote – and those of your friends!
To vote, go to the town’s website fh.az.gov and on the right of the screen, click on My Republic Rewards. You can register to be part of the program or if you are already registered, log on.
At the top of the page in white letters on dark blue background, click Community Grants. Up will come the participants in the competition. Click under the River of Time Museum’s entry. Enter the number of points you have and click vote.
That’s all there is to it! You will earn points every week by recycling and can earn more for various activities (check on Learn at the top of the page). You can vote as often as you want as you accumulate votes through the next four months. The contest winner will be announced in June.
The museum has the support of EPCOR, which owns Chaparral Water Company, and is working with SRP and CAP to assure the final design is accurate and comprehensive.
Please help us. Vote today – Vote often during these next four months.
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