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Some of the best community support is hard to measure. It looks like a whole town gathered outside on a summer evening in Page, North Dakota, with kids darting around a laser tag course while neighbors catch up on the sidelines.
When the town was planning Page Community Days, we asked what would be most helpful. The answer was simple: laser tag. So that is what we supported, with a $1,000 sponsorship that brought the activity to the event on July 12, 2025. Our team attended the celebration, spent time with local residents, and got to see the excitement firsthand.
Page Community Days is exactly the kind of tradition that gives a community its character. Supporting events like this is an important way to bring people together and contribute to something that matters to local residents.
By most measures, it was a relatively small contribution. But it did exactly what the community hoped it would do, and that is what matters most. Being a good neighbor is not only about major investments or big announcements. Sometimes it is about showing up, listening, and helping make a summer evening a little more memorable.
