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Rice and Wheat Bags to Shanthi Nilayam

by admin · May 21, 2014

Our Club has been donating 250 kgs of rice and wheat to Shanthi Nilayam, Vengamedu every month as a part of our community service.

This is an ongoing project of our club for the past five years. 150 children are benefited by this project.

The chair person of this project is Rtn.Manimegalai.

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Halil says:

June 30, 2014 at 3:00 pm

Jennifer what a beautiful conmmet you have written. I am so happy that you feel this way about your RYLA experience. Clearly those of us adults feel the same way and know that the future is in great hands. I hope you will become a Rotarian yourself, remember Interact and Rotaract when you get to college and then Rotary. You too can then be a Facilitator at RYLA and inspire other high school juniors. Together we can all change the world for the better. Thank you for attending and participating. Debbie Harris, Senior Counselor Advisor

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