Despite recent news concerning challenging economic forecasts and budget cutting, the The Roanoke-Hollins Rotary Club illustrated its commitment to community service at its Wednesday morning meeting. The club’s Foundation awarded a total of $11,000 in grants to 11 local non-profit organizations Wednesday. Local organizations were invited to submit requests stating how the money would be used, if selected. Recipients included: The Roanoke Valley SPCA, American Cancer Society, American Red Cross, The Rescue Mission, Girl Scouts Virginia, Skyline, Taubman Museum of Art, Center in the Square, Goodwill Industries, Ronald McDonald House and The YWCA. For more information, contact President-elect Jim Dalton at 540-798-1014.
Despite recent news concerning challenging economic forecasts and budget cutting, the The Roanoke-Hollins Rotary Club illustrated its commitment to community service at its Wednesday morning meeting. The club’s Foundation awarded a total of $11,000 in grants to 11 local non-profit organizations Wednesday. Local organizations were invited to submit requests stating how the money would be used, if selected. Recipients included: The Roanoke Valley SPCA, American Cancer Society, American Red Cross, The Rescue Mission, Girl Scouts Virginia, Skyline, Taubman Museum of Art, Center in the Square, Goodwill Industries, Ronald McDonald House and The YWCA. For more information, contact President-elect Jim Dalton at 540-798-1014.
