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Groton - Ledyard Rotary Foundation Awards for
2008-2009 Fiscal Year
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The following received a
Grant:
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West Side Middle School -
Mentoring Program
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Fairview Odd Fellows Home - to
purchase three 17 inch flat screen monitors
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Hospice of SECT - for its Hospice
Regatta Series
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Christopher Trammell - for his
Eagle Scout Project which consists of designing and building raised
gardens at the Riverfront Children’s Center
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The DNA Epicenter - for summer
camp scholarships for science students from Fitch, Westside and Cutler
Middle Schools
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The Lighthouse Vocational Education Center - for scholarships for children with disabilities to
attend programs
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Town of Groton Parks and Rec Dept - for rubberized safety surfacing for the Tercentennial Playground
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Maritime Education Foundation - to
sponsor Groton Maritime Academy graduates to sail the Mystic Whaler from
NYC back to New London, a three day two night cruise.
Total Funds Dispersed
≈ $5050.00
Additionally, $428 was given to the
Chikumbuso
Project. There will be more given in the 2008-2009 year.
For further information contact:
Frank
E. Winkler Groton-Ledyard Rotary Club Telephone:
(860) 446-4095 or E-mail: winklerf@yurservice.com
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Awarded Scholarships
(2009-2010)
From Fitch High School,
Raysa Florentino was the honored student. From Ledyard HS, Audrey Higgins
received our scholarship. This year's adult awardee was Minna DeGeano.
Total dispersed was $2000 |
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Download:
a GLR Funds Request form
.pdf
.doc
.rtf |
Learn Who Paul Harris was. |
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You may submit any local group or
organization for consideration as a future grant recipient.
Get the Form
or Download it.
(Download includes one in PDF format and one in
.DOC).
Please print pg 2 on back of pg 1.
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Information for Prospective Rotarians
Rotary International is one of the world's largest service organizations, with some 29,500 clubs in more than 160 countries. Annually, Rotary clubs worldwide invite a limited number of men and women to become members. These prospective members represent various businesses and professional activities in their communities.
As a progressive-minded business or professional person, you will see that belonging to a Rotary club, where outstanding representatives of the different vocations in your community come together, has its benefits.
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Rotary clubs provide:
Friendships with other managerial and professional leaders in your community
Prestige of membership in a worldwide organization
Ongoing practical education
A networking of people who can help you become more successful
Promotion of higher ethical standards in your business or profession
Projects to enhance your community
Help for communities in countries around the world
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To be invited, you must be:
A leading representative of your business or professional activity.
Willing to help and participate in projects that enhance your community.
Willing to work on projects that help people in developing countries and promote international understanding and goodwill.
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