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By making a donation to our organization you help extend our ability to continue our mission into the future.
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Chinle
$55.00 Raised • 2 DonorsRotary's work on the Indian Reservation in Chinle Arizona promotes literacy.
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End Polio Now
The world has made huge strides against polio with cases down 99.9% over the last four decades. With renewed global attention and commitment, we can finally beat polio, but the last stretch is the toughest. As with any challenge, we are stronger when we work together as a team. |
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Pie Day Sponsorship
2025 Strawberry Days Pie Day and Pancake Breakfast Sponsorship Opportunities
$500 Pie Day Sponsorship
Your banner hung up at Pie Day event
Radio recognition in our Pie Day radio spot
Thank you recognition in the newspaper after the event.
10 Pancake Breakfast Tickets with your name on back that Rotary keeps to hand out at the parade.
$1000 Pie Day and Pancake Breakfast Sponsorship
Everything above included with Pie Day Sponsorship
Your logo on a sandwich board sign at our Pancake Breakfast cashier table
Radio recognition in our Pancake Breakfast radio spot
Thank you recognition in the newspaper after the event
20 Pancake Breakfast tickets (10 we keep and hand out at the parade with your name on the back of them for recognition, and we give you 10 tickets for your employees)
Proceeds for both events benefit our local scholarship program and other local charitable activities.
Reach out to Brad Plantz at 970-618-9745 or brad@soprisrealty.com for more information.
Your support is much appreciated!
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Tanzanian Tooth Fairy
$1,200.00 RaisedAnnie, the Tanzanian Tooth Fairy, will present to the club on September 26. Annie has spoken to us before about her childhood, her cancer battle, and her dedication to service. Her personal story itself is quite miraculous and the work she is doing in Tanzania is unbelievable, inspirational, and incredible. Nine years ago she made her first six-month trip and didn't expect to take another. She stopped her medical treatments and went to help others. The Glenwood Springs native was on a mission. As we learned, she is teamed up with a flying medical team. The team works in conditions that many of us wouldn't tolerate for a weekend, let alone 6 months. The medical care the team provides along with the dental care Annie provides is a story that was heartwarming.
To learn more about the work Annie is doing, check out the article in the Post Independent or visit her website at https://tanzaniantoothfairy.org/.
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