
BUTTERFIELD
251 S. Ocotillo Avenue
Benson, AZ 85602
(800) 863-8160
Phone: (520) 586-4400
Fax: (520) 586-0044
Website designed exclusively
by
Butterfield
RV Resort.
Copyright © 2005-2008
All rights reserved.
COMMUNITY SERVICE AT BUTTERFIELD RV RESORT
The first and main project is a local charitable organization
"ALL
THE KINGS HORSES CHILDREN'S RANCH". The Ranch website can be found
at www.atkhcr.org
Their MISSION is to provide a refuge in a traditional-family setting for
abused and neglected children who need long-term care. Their GOAL is to
provide an environment of social, physical, educational and spiritual support
for children-in-need so they can mature into their maximized potential,
abilities and interests. Butterfield participated in numerous ways.
FIRST LOAD OF FOOD!
John Wilson, Resort Manager, presents the first donation to Ana Lucore, Director
Butterfield RV Resort, being the only RV Resort in the country with their own Observatory, has donated to the Benson Unified School District, the expertise of our resident Astronomer/ Telescope Operator and dedicated time on the telescope. Our Astronomer teaches about our Solar System and deep space, then follow up by observing through the telescope. We also attach a CCTV camera to the telescope and transmit the images directly to our flat screen television. The students are accompanied by their Science teacher to maintain consistency with their in-school lessons.

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Butterfield RV Resort has established an in-Resort recycling program. Because
the local community has not yet implemented a Recycling program, we collect
aluminum cans at a central location in the Resort and contribute those cans
to a local church who uses the money from recycling to help the less fortunate
in our community.
Butterfield RV Resort periodically collects used but clean and serviceable
clothing and household items and donates them to the local Church run charity.
During the past 2006 Christmas season, a guest of Butterfield RV Resort
"adopted" a child in need. This child was in need of Surgery,
and was living with his Grandmother. The guests of Butterfield took it upon
themselves to get involved with the help. An auction of Crafts and other
items was held. The manager, during one of our entertainment nights, got
up and started telling jokes, and would not sit down until someone donated
$20. He did this several times, and eventually, between the Auction, the
entertainment night, and a sealed bid auction for a hand made blanket, over
$700 was raised and donated to assist the child.