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Rotarians heard about kids at our local school that might not have holiday gifts this year. So community members and Rotarians "passed the hat" and put together some goodies for them.
Bigfork Rotarians supplied 2 days of volunteers to host the Salvations Army's red bucket campaign this past week at Harvest Foods. Pictured are Joni Isaman (our resident elf!), Jeanie Deetz and Beverly Ferguson. Normally outside, this year's freezing temperatures drove the campaign inside the store.
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Patti Smith from Kalispell was the lucky winner! Patti is picture with the chair of the event, Rotarian Lizz Piper. |
The Ladies 7 speed bike was donated by Wheatons in Kalispell. |
Rotarian Karin Henion mans the booth at the Bigfork Festival of the Arts. |
Rotarians, Steve and Billie Moksnes take a morning shift. |
Three impressive Bigfork seniors were awarded Rotary Club of Bigfork scholarships to help them offset expenses their first year of higher education. They all exhibited excellent work ethic! Thank you to all the other students who applied for the community scholarships - the field was full of very accomplished seniors.
Pictured is Diana M Rahdert, Club President with recipients from L to R:
Damon Maitland is attending MMI Technical Institute
Grant Ozegovich is attending Montana State University
Ross Coleman is attending University of Montana
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Last Saturday's Rotary movie night event at the BCPA was a huge success with local Bigforkian, David Ogden, introducing and enlightening attendees about "The Lincoln Lawyer". Some fabulous intermission desserts were made and sold by Rotarians and members of the Bigfork Interact Club. The Bigfork HS culinary class also contributed 3 desserts. The author, Michael Connelly donated signed DVDs and books for Rotary! Lets do it again soon!
Middle School coordinated a project to bring together care package items for men and women serving overseas. Representative, Josie Howlett, from the student council presented our club with their project a couple weeks ago. Yesterday, members brought in items like packaged snacks, batteries and sundries to bring to the Middle School. They will be sent off in time to arrive for Valentines Day. Pictured here is Matt Porrovecchio, Rotarian from the Bigfork School System loading his truck up with the club donations.
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Our club became aware last year that there were a number of high school students that were considered homeless... meaning they didn't have a stable, consistent home to live in. Many change from a friends couch to a relatives spare room, or even sleep in their cars. This can happen for many reasons. These young people rarely have a meaningful holiday and certainly not loving gifts. So, our club got together and worked with a trusted member of the high school staff to create seven big gift packages for these kids filled with gift cards and assorted fun stuff. We hope they feel special and loved by the Bigfork community!
Rotarians heard about kids at our local school that might not have holiday gifts this year. So community members and Rotarians "passed the hat" and put together some goodies for them.Bigfork Rotarians supplied 2 days of volunteers to host the Salvations Army's red bucket campaign this past week at Harvest Foods. Pictured are Joni Isaman (our resident elf!), Jeanie Deetz and Beverly Ferguson. Normally outside, this year's freezing temperatures drove the campaign inside the store.|
Patti Smith from Kalispell was the lucky winner! Patti is picture with the chair of the event, Rotarian Lizz Piper. |
The Ladies 7 speed bike was donated by Wheatons in Kalispell. |
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Rotarian Karin Henion mans the booth at the Bigfork Festival of the Arts. |
Rotarians, Steve and Billie Moksnes take a morning shift. |
Three impressive Bigfork seniors were awarded Rotary Club of Bigfork scholarships to help them offset expenses their first year of higher education. They all exhibited excellent work ethic! Thank you to all the other students who applied for the community scholarships - the field was full of very accomplished seniors.
Pictured is Diana M Rahdert, Club President with recipients from L to R:
Damon Maitland is attending MMI Technical Institute
Grant Ozegovich is attending Montana State University
Ross Coleman is attending University of Montana
Last Saturday's Rotary movie night event at the BCPA was a huge success with local Bigforkian, David Ogden, introducing and enlightening attendees about "The Lincoln Lawyer". Some fabulous intermission desserts were made and sold by Rotarians and members of the Bigfork Interact Club. The Bigfork HS culinary class also contributed 3 desserts. The author, Michael Connelly donated signed DVDs and books for Rotary! Lets do it again soon! Middle School coordinated a project to bring together care package items for men and women serving overseas. Representative, Josie Howlett, from the student council presented our club with their project a couple weeks ago. Yesterday, members brought in items like packaged snacks, batteries and sundries to bring to the Middle School. They will be sent off in time to arrive for Valentines Day. Pictured here is Matt Porrovecchio, Rotarian from the Bigfork School System loading his truck up with the club donations.
Our club became aware last year that there were a number of high school students that were considered homeless... meaning they didn't have a stable, consistent home to live in. Many change from a friends couch to a relatives spare room, or even sleep in their cars. This can happen for many reasons. These young people rarely have a meaningful holiday and certainly not loving gifts. So, our club got together and worked with a trusted member of the high school staff to create seven big gift packages for these kids filled with gift cards and assorted fun stuff. We hope they feel special and loved by the Bigfork community!
