Their Growth Continues
Sunrise Rotary's engagement continues with The Living Room, a long established and growing resource for women in recovery, many with children.
This is 2016 during Sunrise early intervention as Jim Kirkbride and Doug Shureen deposit their sweat equity.
Fast forward 5 years of further weeding and envisioning.
This year's International theme "Rotary Opens Opportunity" aptly describes the melding of resources and skill to meet such a venture. In addition to Sunrise, Elsie Allen Interact members, Exchange Bank and Conservation Works.
Our latest collaboration, the Serenity Garden was dedicated Friday April 16.
Stacy Druckr-Andress holds one of the banner messages to celebrate Serenity Garden's new blooms.
Through a District Grant drafted by Sunrise Community Philanthropy Chair Carolyn Anderson, funding for materials were obtained and partners, Conservation Works and Sunrise Golden Hammer, Leroy Carlenzoli's, irrigation and botanical elements fused into a haven for pollenating bees and butterflies to catalyze growth and appreciation of nature's seasons.
Great refreshments were provided, here George Reeves, Carolyn's husband runs the gauntlet.
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