Again this year, we are selling sweet, delicious California ORANGES and your commitment to buy and/or sell to neighbors, friends, co-workers, will make us successful.
Here are 3 excellent reasons ORANGES are vital to St. George Rotary Club … and more importantly, why we want to make this fundraiser another success in 2022:
We’re supporting Scout Troop #42B and Scout Troop #42G in Little Valley to help these young men and women earn money for summer events.
Funds raised will also help SGR do “more good” in the community, the district and the world!!!
A list of those you’ve sold to in the past is available by email. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE sell ORANGES in support of our Guatemala stoves project, our dictionary project, other club service activities … and about 40 scouts!
Cost is again $45 for a full case and $25 for a half case and the last day to order is May 6 with ORANGES delivered at the end of the month.
Mark Edwards of Southern Wales, Rotarian and Ironman in St. George for the May 7th Ironman World Championship!
Join us for a Cinco de Mayo family party!
RI doesn't think Rotarians have nearly enough fun so SGR is planning another party - our 8th this year - to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
This Rotary family party is being planned for Monday, May 2 from 6-8 pm at the new picnic area in the southwest corner of Vernon Worthen Park at 300 S. 400 East.
Bring your family and your favorite sombrero. We'll bring the taco truck and pinatas. There will be fun for everyone!
St. George Rotary supports the St. George Children's Museum, particularly the Lending Library as one of our club's literacy projects.
As such, we are collecting and donating new or gently loved children's books (ages newborn to 7th grade). If you'd like to donate those books your own children have enjoyed - but have now outgrown - SGCM would love to have them.
Bring them to our next meeting ... or deliver them in SGR's name to Lori at 86 S. Main Street.
The Ironman World Championship will be held in St. George on Tuesday, May 3 (Parade of Athletes) through Sunday, May 8 (Race Day is Saturday, May 7) - the first time this event has been held outside of Hawaii - and there are still hundreds of volunteers needed.
Many shifts are still open. See ironman.volunteerlocal.com for service opportunities in transportation, distributing drinks and nutritional items along the route; course pointers; distribution of personal needs bags; traffic control; sorting clothing sorting; athlete support (apply sunscreen, peel wetsuits, body marking, etc.); bike handlers; clothing return; Ironkids event; Parade of Athletes assistance and more.
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