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Mount Pleasant Cemetery Assoction 46-0167935 | Government Grant Application

Mount Pleasant Cemetery Assoction | Application Preview

  • General Information

    Business Registration Number: 46-0167935

    Location: SIOUX FALLS, SD, United States

    Length of Operation: 11plus

    Number of Employees: 1-10 Employees

    Annual Gross Income: $100k to $250k

    Annual Gross Expense: $100k to $250k

    Open to Loans: YES

  • Funding Usage

    The grounds trees have been hit by Ash borer infection and pine borer along with a selection of our mature trees have bacterial damage from derechos and excessive rainfall/drought cycles in the past 4 years. 40 trees have been identified as dead or near dead and need removal and disposal along with about half an acre of branches falling and wind damage. Being a majority of trees are in our historic headstones dating back to Fort Dakota and early Sioux Falls. The quote to remove by a licensed arborist was $1800 a tree.

  • Business Plan

    Our sales and executive team has been focused on serving under-represented groups. We work directly with local community groups to make final planning easier and cost-effective for immigrant groups and people who can't afford the other local cemeteries' prices. We also are South Dakota's leader and pioneer in providing green burials. Mount Pleasant Cemetery is one of the longest-running burial operations in South Dakota. Opened in 1873, we contain the graves of Fort Dakota soldiers along with the first non-denominational chapel in Sioux Falls. The Glidden Chapel was built in 1924 and was placed on the National Historic Registry. We also have the unique privilege of having over 180 Civil War graves of veterans of the Civil War, including members of the 1st Minnesota Cavalry that served at Gettysburg.

  • Self Identified Competition

    WoodLawn opened 1905 Hills of rest owned by a congloeration of funeral home St Michales catlholic cemetery. Mount pleasant stands out in many ways., first we have been a non demoninational cemetery since 1936. Our cemetery is operatated as a oweners assocatikn providing perpetual care. Seconf the whos who of the early Sioux Falls years 1873 to 1905. We have civil war, early pioner graves, the historic Gliddon Chapple. We aloso contain 3 Muslium sections that are specificly used for burials of the Musliam comunity setup for tradional berald with graves facesing meca.

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