Farmington— Santorini’s Greek Grill and Siegfried and Jensen donated $8,000 in gift cards ($3,000 in Old Navy and $5,000 in Santorini’s gift cards) to Safe Harbor Crisis Center on Friday June 12, during a Community Caring Day event sponsored by Station Park. The mixed-use lifestyle center in Farmington invited the public to support local causes that day by giving blood, donating gift cards or dropping off school supplies. Anyone who donated received a free meal from Santorini’s Greek Grill.

Sean Dehghani, owner of Santorini’s said, “We appreciate how Safe Harbor helps survivors of domestic violence and we wanted to do whatever we could to help women exercise their basic rights that have been taken away through abuse. Giving these women a gift card gives them back the opportunity to make decisions for themselves without repercussions.”

Safe Harbor Crisis Center provides shelter, supportive services and advocacy to survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault, as well as education, awareness and resources for the community.

“We are so grateful to Santorini’s Grill and Siegfried and Jensen for their generous donations,” said Glady Larsen development director for the shelter. “These gift cards will go a long way to give survivors the gift of choice, which is so important in their recovery.”  

Other participating charities at the event included ARUP’s Blood Services mobile blood vehicle and Young Automotive’s Young Caring for Our Young Foundation

For information about Station Park, visit www.shopatstationpark.com and learn about its parent company, CenterCal Properties, LLC, at www.Centercal.com.

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About Station Park

Station Park is the preeminent mixed-use lifestyle center in the Salt Lake region. The 62-acre property sits adjacent to the UTA commuter rail station, Interstate 15, Highway 89, and the Legacy Highway. Farmington is located in Davis County, 15 miles north of Salt Lake City, Utah.

A 108 room Hyatt Place opened summer of 2016; with an additional 35,000 square feet of retail space. In addition, Station Park is also home to a new state of the art University of Utah Medical Campus, with adjacent eateries and quick serve food options. Upon completion, the property will comprise over 1.2M square feet of Class A office, restaurant, retail, service providers, along with a cutting-edge-14 screen theatre. Station Park’s Fountain Square boasts unmatched amenities including a beautiful event lawn, outdoor fireplace, shaded patios, bronze sculptures, woodland children’s play area and an inspiring show fountain, equipped with contemporary music and LED lighting; similar to the Disney’s World of Color show. Station Park is the iconic destination for lifestyle excellence in Utah. For information visit www.shopatstationpark.com.

About CenterCal Properties, LLC

CenterCal Properties, LLC, founded in 2004 by Fred Bruning and Jean Paul Wardy, is a full-service, commercial real estate company in the business of investing, developing, leasing, and managing its projects. CenterCal excels in, and is best known for, creating destinations throughout the western United States with a unique strategy of “placemaking,” which emphasizes the importance of developing spaces with a sense of community.

Bruning and Wardy’s creative vision and passion for development, coupled with CenterCal’s internal expertise, are evident in the properties the company owns and operates today. In the Pacific Northwest, those include: Bridgeport Village, Nyberg Woods and Nyberg Rivers in Oregon, and The Village at Totem Lake, Valley Mall The Terminal at Ballard and The Trails at Silverdale in Washington. The Intermountain Region properties include: Mountain View Village, Station Park and Canyon Corners in Utah and The Village at Meridian and Treasure Valley Marketplace in Idaho. California is home to: The Veranda, The Collection at Riverpark, 2nd& PCH and Plaza 183. Projects currently under development include Mercantile Village in Lake Oswego, Oregon and Mountain View Village Phase 2 in Riverton, Utah. For more information on all of CenterCal’s properties, please visit www.centercal.com.