Livermore Rotarians Give $59,830 Back To Their Community

Last week members of the two Rotary Clubs in Livermore awarded 10 grants to deserving non-profit organizations who’s efforts focused on youth & community service.

Over the past 28 years the Rotarian Foundation of Livermore has given back about one million dollars to the community, with this year’s recipients receiving $59,830. The recipient organizations include:

• Open Heart Kitchen – Children’s Weekend Box Lunch Program - $5,000
• Reins in Motion – Funding to help offset the costs of a horse trailer truck - $5,000
• AXIS Community Health – Contributions for a new community health center - $10,000
• CALICO – Livermore Child Abuse Intervention Project - $5,000
• Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District (LVJUSD) – Children’s health access - $5,000
• Community Resources for Independent Living (CRIL) – Leadership development for high school students with disabilities - $5,000
• LVJUSD – Project Lead the Way – Gateway to Technology Program - $9,000
• Granada High School Music Dept. – New keyboard mallet instruments - $5,000
• LVJUSD – Elementary level GATE events - $5,330
• Granada High School – Engineering & Computer Science Computers - $5,500

The Rotarian Foundation of Livermore, the Rotary Club of Livermore, and the Rotary Club of Livermore Valley generously made these contributions.

Visit us at http://rotarianfoundationlivermore.org, http://www.livermore-rotary.org, http://portal.clubrunner.ca/4915/

Contact: Elizabeth Cassidy (925) 371-1804 or Irving Stowers 925-321-4794