Donations to Community Organizations
Example of Cash Donation:BOY SCOUTS
$1400
CHECK was presented to member Jim Peterson,
District Director of the Boy Scouts of America. $900 came
from our charity account and $500 from donations
of a number of our club members. Donations to the Boy Scouts
has been done for several years and hopefully will continue.
COMMUNITY SERVICE IN ACTION - PRESIDENT ROSS PRESENTS A CHECK (Feb 2004)
The YMCA’s most pressing need is in their summer camp program.
The number of disadvantaged
parents requesting scholarships for their children to attend summer camp has
tripled over
the last couple of years. This is an excellent use of the Club’s money in the
community.
Club member Rotarian Mary
Jane Goodwin, Director of the
YMCA is shown receiving a
check for $3,000. Mary Jane
pledged that the money will go
to fund 15 kids at the YMCA
Day Camp this summer. The
cost is $200.00 per each child.
Kathlyn McCullough, Founding Director of
Adopt-A-Neighbor receives check from President
Ed. Kathlyn founded the charity some 30 years ago
and continues to operate it even though she is now (Jan 2001)
Mayor of Lake Forest and Pastor of her Church.
Kathryn also received additional donations from
individuals. Her speech included a tribute to our
club for the support we have given the program
over the years.
Example of a Hands On Projects
Laura’s House joint project
On Sunday, April 29, 2000 we had a special opportunity to be part of a hands
on service project. Laura’s House in San Clemente is in need of house repairs,
storage room clean-up, and thrift shop improvements.
This project is a direct result of the joint meeting between the Kiwanis
and Lions clubs in January. At that meeting we proposed that we jointly do some
hands-on service projects within the local community. Cory Bream, President of
the Lions Club and Ed Mitchel, President of the Kiwanis, have been very
enthusiastic about this joint effort as I have been. They have committed their
respective clubs to share the costs and workers to complete the repairs.
Repair
tasks include:
· Thrift
Store-Display Shelving
· Storage
Building-Needs manpower to organize and catalogue household furniture.
· House
Repair-Loose stair banister;
· Screen
door repair; Ceiling fans repair;
· child-proof
security locks for cabinets;
· Window
Screen replacement; Closet
· repairs;
Interior door knobs and door
· stops;
Interior door replacement;
· miscellaneous
minor repairs
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