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Marysville Rotary Foundation Board Approves $150,000 In Community Project Funding

The Marysville Rotary Foundation has announced $150,000 in donations to support four community projects out of 11 suggested by Marysville Rotary Club members in 2022.

Foundation Board member Jack Williams provided the following summary of the process and the projects selected:

Important considerations were that members propose and actively sponsor projects even if the beneficiary was an outside agency and that the projects align with Club goals.

Photo: The Tidal Wave is a balance beam that students can climb, walk, crawl, or jump from, to be installed at the Virginia School playground.

$7,385 In Community Donations Approved By Club Board

The Marysville Rotary Club Board of Directors has authorized $7,385 in direct grants to local non-profit organizations, schools, and efforts to support and remember veterans during the 2021-22 Rotary Year to date. The list includes participation in District 5180's Rotaryopoly (think Monopoly) game, a fundraiser for polio plus.

Here is a list, provided by Club Treasurer Larry Michel, of this year's community donations, which does not include the approximately $2,500 the club spent on the Virginia School Christmas party or the approximately $3,500 on the Rotary Youth Leadership Academy (RYLA) camp.

The most recent approvals were for $1,000 for Dusty's Pantry, which supports students at Yuba College who lack funds for food, and $1,000 to support the Yuba College Symphony Orchestra.

Vocational Tours Are Back! And Boy Are They Fun

Vocational tours, limited by COVID-19, have returned. Three recent such tours were of the Yuba College robotic welding program, the Wide Awake Geek small business support program, and the Sutter County Museum. Here are some of the photos.

Rotary Club members touring the Sutter County Museum got a demonstration of a foot pump player piano by Assistant Curator Sharyl Simmons.

Marysville Rotary Voted Best Service Club in Yuba-Sutter

The Marysville Rotary Club was voted Best Service Club, and our premiere fundraiser, Sodbuster's, was voted the area's Favorite Event, in The Appeal-Democrat's "Best of Yuba-Sutter" competition. Awards were announced in October.