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A second component of the Drive for Scholarships is the restaurant raffle. Tickets will be available at Rotary on June 26th and the cost is $5 per ticket and 20 for a book of 5. There will be 24+ restaurants included for the two drawings which will take place at the Golf Tournament. A list of the participating restaurants will be available at the Rotary meeting as well. Selling restaurant raffle tickets is not required, but it is hoped that you will want to sell some.
A third component of the Drive for Scholarships is the Circle of Friends through which we send out letters to individuals asking for donations to Rotary’s Student Assistance Fund. This will begin early July and this year we will be writing notes on the requests with the hopes of receiving a larger number of donations.
The Golf Tournament at the Wyantenuck Country Club is the climax of the Drive for Scholarships which attracts a full number of teams. The golf fees, on course games and raffles pay for the Tournament. The money for scholarships is primarily earned through the three other components of the Drive for Scholarships.
Thank you for all the support you give to raising funds for much needed scholarships!
Barbara
Hello all,
I won't be able to join you this week as I am part of an all-day conference call with YMCA of the USA. Thank you to Barbara Manring for leading today's meeting
Three notes for this week:
1) It is not too late to make People's Pantry donations for this month. Please see George's message below for information.
2) Our April 22 regular lunch meeting at Crissey Farm will not be held. We anticipate low attendance due to the school vacation and would like to be respectful of Crissey Farm's need for good attendance to make the function worthwhile for them from a business standpoint.
3) There will be a Truck Day meeting on Tuesday, March 17 at 5pm at The Brewery. Please join us. These meetings are always fun and many hands will make light work of Truck Day 2020.
See you next week!
Jess
We are seeking volunteers to help out from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM on Friday, December 7. We need one Rotarian to be on air from 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM and 2-3 additional Rotarians from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM to take pledges. Please contact Susan Smith if you can help. Her email address is ssmithlaw@barringtonlawoffice.com
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