All six Columbia Rotary Clubs worked together to raise $51,000 for the Clary-Shy Community Park project in Columbia. Rotary Club representatives presented the check to the Columbia City Council on Monday, Dec. 17. The check will help fund the park’s new farm-themed playground. The playground will be built in the existing Clary-Shy Park, a 20-acre
We sell the 4.5- 5-pound roasts freshly smoked, chilled or frozen through our local meat processor Alewel’s Meats. They provide the roasts at their cost and we sell them for $25 each. We always have good return customers, so it’s not re-inventing the customer list each year. We net $5,000 to $6,000 for special projects
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The Dream Center is a community resource center in northwest Springfield, an area of the highest poverty and greatest need of assistance. Resources include a food pantry, clothes closet, a free after-school program for area children, high school equivalency classes to assist those attempting to get their GED, a community dinner every Wednesday evening, a
The Rotary Club of Springfield will have a $12,000 impact on Eden Village in Springfield thanks to a $6,000 District Simplified Grant which the club matched this summer. The funds helped furnish the village’s community room that can be shared by all village residents and staff. Pictured above: Club President Dwayne Fulk, far right, and
Steve Crowell. President, Rotary Club of Jefferson City; Larry Linthacum; Superintendent of Schools, Jefferson City and member of the Rotary Club of Jefferson City; Carrie Tergin, Mayor of the City of Jefferson and member of the Jefferson City Breakfast Rotary Club; Jana Forck, 2018 Jefferson City Public Schools Eisinger Teacher of the Year; and Steve
The year 2017 was a fantastic year for Wonderland Camp and our campers. All of this was made possible by due support from the community and those businesses that helped with our fundraisers throughout the year. We want to say “thank you” to all of the people and businesses that supported the camp in 2017
The Rotary clubs of Columbia, plus visitors from Fulton and Jeff City, came together Nov. 21 to share a Thanksgiving meal to benefit hurricane relief efforts. Thanks to Lisa Ryan and Sunrise Southwest Rotary for organizing a great event and congratulations to Susan Hart on her big awards.
I am proud to inform you and your club that the Third Panama Project is underway. The process for this last project began 3 years ago when your club made a generous contribution as did 8 other clubs in the District and together we were able to raise $20,259.00. We applied for a global grant and together with RI and District 6080 we received a grant total of $71,259.00. AWESOME!
