Written by the Creston Classic Rodeo
The Creston Classic Rodeo (CCR), a local non-profit organization dedicated to benefiting the Creston community, is proud to announce the donation of $25,000 to two important community organizations following the successful conclusion of the 29th annual Creston Classic Rodeo.
This year, CCR donated $15,000 to C.A.T.C.H., which operates the Creston Community Center. The center, located in Creston’s former firehouse, has been transformed into a welcoming community hub serving Crestonians of all ages.
An additional $10,000 was donated to the Creston Community Association’s Pool Fund, which helps operate and maintain the Creston Pool—keeping it open and free for local children and families.
“These donations are what the Creston Classic Rodeo is all about,” said Tom Bordonaro, President of the Creston Classic Rodeo, on behalf of the Board of Directors. “We are incredibly proud to be able to give back to our community, support these vital local organizations, and continue providing a cherished hometown event that brings people together year after year.”
Bordonaro added, “None of this would be possible without the tremendous support of our sponsors, volunteers, and the entire community. We are deeply thankful to everyone who contributes their time, energy, and resources. Their support is the reason the Creston Classic Rodeo continues to succeed and to give back in meaningful ways.”
Sheila Lyon of the C.A.T.C.H. Fund expressed appreciation for the donation, saying, “The support from the Creston Classic Rodeo makes a real difference. These funds help us continue improving the Creston Community Center and expanding the programs and services that bring our community together. We are extremely grateful for CCR’s ongoing commitment to Creston.”
Vickie Bittle of the Pool Fund added, “Keeping the Creston Pool open and free for our kids is only possible because of generous community partners like the Creston Classic Rodeo. This donation will directly support pool operations and maintenance, and we truly appreciate CCR’s dedication to our local families.”

The Creston Classic Rodeo has become a longstanding local tradition, combining rodeo entertainment with a strong commitment to community involvement. Proceeds from the annual event are reinvested directly into Creston, supporting programs and facilities that enhance quality of life for residents.
Mark your calendars: the 30th annual Creston Classic Rodeo is scheduled for September 11 & 12, 2026. For more information, visit CrestonClassicRodeo.org.







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