Condon Community Easter Egg Hunt 2025
The Klassens family started talking to the local businesses, many of whom were all very supportive. Many of them donated prizes or given discounts for the event,
The Klassen Family busness is taking care of their community, providing them with opportunities to share their blessings with everyone.
"We ask so much of these people up in the valley so many are just so giving," Edward says
Individuals stepped up to volunteer and also provided money to help purchase the eggs, candy, and prizes. Most of the events are candy eggs and gifts. Most of this is a direct result of the Klassen families' generous nature and their food truck busness, Ship Wreck Dinner, these days. They have been blessing people with great food during the summer months so they can give back during the rest of the year.
Someone in the community suggested years back that they should do an egg hunt for the adults. The Klassen family agreed that adding a 21 and older category would be a great idea. This community event is for everyone, and as adults, we are sometimes left out. We do need to get more people involved and take care of our community. I hope the examples we set is well received. The Easter Egg Hunt starts with the pledge of allegiance and invocation at 1:00 p.m. on Easter Sunday, at the American Legion Ballfield in Condon Montana. There are over 1400 eggs for each group. One to five age groups go first and get a chance at their own egss filled with candy and prize tickets. For the 6 to 12 and 12 to 20 children, there are candy filled eggs and prizes. Each section has Easter baskets, grand prize tickets, gift certificates, and prizes. The 21 and older group are rewarded with drink tokens from local establishments, gift certificates, and specialty drinks.
One golden ticket is in each group. These lucky hunters each chose an envelope with either a $1, $5, $10, $20, or $50