In these 38 years of deliveries, the KHRT Horn of Plenty has made deliveries of food, toys and ministry gifts to more than 10,000+ families. Over the years families in more than 75 different communities have been the recipients of help provided by the KHRT Horn of Plenty^©.  When we started in 1984 with a goal to help 25 families, never did we realize how serious the needs in our communities were for a program like the KHRT Horn of Plenty^©.  The first year was an eye opener as our goal of 25 families went to 84.  Every year since, one to two weeks of food  has been provided to more than 1,000 people in 270 to 400 families and the children in the families average between 500 to 700 that are under the age of 17. 

With COVID-19 and our nations challenges, there are strong indications that this year’s numbers could be even larger than last year. In talking to pastors, businessmen, and social workers in our surrounding communities, the general opinion is that the need is great. There is input that some will only be a temporary situation until our housing needs and the rising cost of living begin to balance out. Until that happens it appears programs like the KHRT Horn of Plenty, and others, will continue to receive requests for help.

This is where you come in. The KHRT Horn of Plenty brings communities together to help these families. Please consider how you can be involved in this life giving project. And, thank you for your participation in helping those in need through the KHRT Horn of Plenty!

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You are the “eyes and ears” of the KHRT HORN OF PLENTY. Who do you know that hurting and in need? Submit them for a HORN OF PLENTY package this Christmas season. Please stop at one of these businesses and pick up the official Family Registration form:

MINOT
– Alley’s Repair
– Allstate Insurance: Mark Havig office
– B&B Northwest Pharmacy
– Bray’s Saddlery & Western Wear
– Circle Sanitation
– Cornerstone Chiropractic
– Dakota Pawnbrokers
– First Western Insurance
– Jerome’s Collision Center
– Marketplace Foods: Arrowhead, North Hill, South Broadway & Original store
– Minot Plumbing & Heating
– NAPA Auto Parts
– Nite Train Pizza
– People’s State Bank of Velva (Minot location)
– Prairie Clipper Barber Shop
– Rick’s Jewelry
– Schillinger Autobody
– Sundre Sand & Gravel
– Tires Plus
– Verendrye Electric Cooperative

ANAMOOSE
– Pete’s Tractor Salvage

BERTHOLD
– Farmer’s Union Oil of Berthold / Berthold location

BURLINGTON
– Farmer’s Union Oil of Berthold / Burlington location

CARPIO
– Farmer’s Union Oil of Berthold / Carpio location

STANLEY
– Prairie Ford

VELVA
– People’s State Bank of Velva

No one can submit their own name. The deadline for the Family Registration forms to be at KHRT in Wednesday, December 1st, at 5 pm.

 

With the possibility of food shortages and with the COVID-19 virus escalating in our communities, we have made the decision that we will again raise the finances to purchase Food Vouchers for the KHRT Horn of Plenty family baskets in 2021. 

That means we will NOT be collecting the physical non-perishable food items, but we will be collecting TOYS! You can drop off your toy donations at:

– Dakota Square ARCO
– Farmers Union Oil of Berthold with locations in Berthold, Burlington, & Carpio
– First Western Bank & Trust: South Broadway, Dakota Square, or North Hill
– Marketplace Foods: Original Store, South Broadway, Arrowhead, or North Hill
– Prairie Ford in Stanley
– Rick’s Jewelry, downtown Minot
– Ryan Honda

Thank you for your support of the KHRT Horn of Plenty! 

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