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In his 80's, Rich Greeno would get up at 6a.m. six days a week for his morning bike ride from his house near Sioux Falls Lincoln high school, where he built his cross country and track & field powerhouse. He would take his usual route all the way to Brandon, SD. Rich Greeno dedicated his free time for 40 summers to the summer track & field program for the Sioux Falls Park and Rec. In 1999, he won the Gary McQuaid Hershey National Volunteer of the year award for his dedication. We want to inspire everyone to fight obesity and related diseases by staying physically active on a year round basis like coach Rich Greeno did into his 80's.
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support us to build
the rich greeno memorial
the project
Friends of Rich Greeno are in the process of building the Rich Greeno Memorial. This project will consists of a full scale bronze statue by sculptor Darwin Wolf. With your help, we are hoping to raise the amount $170,000 by April of 2019. We are currently at 80% of our goal.
Coach Rich Greeno was a great ambassador for physical fitness and good health. We hope this project will inspire the citizens of Sioux Falls to continue with their physically active lifestyle at all ages, as coach Rich Greeno did well into his 80's. 
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location
Sioux Falls, SD
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support/DonationTwo ways to donate:
1. Credit Card/PayPal 2. Send in your donation. 
We thank you for recognizing Coach Rich Greeno's lifetime achievements and community contributions through your donations. All donations are tax deductible and will be recognized by the Active Generations and Friends of Rich Greeno. You may also give a gift of remembrance in memories of your loved ones. Please send your donations and gift of remembrance requests to: Active Generations/Rich Greeno Memorial Fund 2300 West 46th Street Sioux Falls, SD 57105 (605) 336-6722 Active Generations is a 501 (c) (3) organization from Sioux Falls, SD. All donations will receive tax deductible documentations and receipts. www.activegenerations.org Coach Rich Greeno’s family was in attendance on 10/18/18 during the ceremonial first bronze pour of his model scale statue.
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