A conceptual rendering by DLC Architecture in Vancouver shows the new Jubilee Foundation headquarters planned at 3713 E. A St. in Pasco.
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The Jubilee Foundation will be building a new $4 million headquarters in east Pasco.
The two-story headquarters for the faith-based philanthropic group will be about 30,200 square feet at 3713 E. “A” Street next to the Tierra Vida housing community, according to the building permit approved by the city of Pasco.
The foundation was created in 1995 by Ralph and Cheryl Broetje, founders of Broetje Orchards, which they sold in early 2019.
According to the permit, the new building will include about 8,500 square feet of offices, 8,100 square feet of classrooms, along with congregate living, multiple-purpose areas
Roger Bairstow, the executive director of Jubilee Foundation, told the Herald it was unclear when the foundation would be breaking ground.
He said that start of construction depends on when Franklin County enters Phase 2 of the state’s Safe Start plan, when new construction will be allowed.
The Jubilee Foundation, a philanthropic group created by Broetje Orchards founders, will be building a $4 million headquarters building in East Pasco on A Street near the Tierra Vida housing community.
A conceptual rendering by DLC Architecture in Vancouver shows the new Jubilee Foundation headquarters planned at 3713 E. A St. in Pasco. DLC Architectur DLC Architectur
A conceptual rendering by DLC Architecture in Vancouver shows the new Jubilee Foundation headquarters planned at 3713 E. A St. in Pasco. DLC Architecture DLC Architecture
A conceptual rendering by DLC Architecture in Vancouver shows the new Jubilee Foundation headquarters planned at 3713 E. A St. in Pasco. DLC Architecture DLC Architecture
Allison Stormo has been an editor, writer and designer at newspapers throughout the Pacific Northwest for more than 20 years. She is a former Tri-City Herald news editor, and recently returned to the newsroom.
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