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On behalf of the Rotary House Committee it gives me the greatest of pleasures to announce that the Gruber Family is making a substantial donation of $250,000.00 to the Rotary House Project. This announcement was made officially at the Rotary Club meeting today.

Fritz and Erna first started putting roots down in Drayton Valley in the mid-seventies. We, as a family, are so proud of the legacy that our dad has left behind because no matter where we go, there is literally concrete evidence that he was there. Building and improving existing structures wasn’t just a livelihood for him, he lived and breathed construction and rejuvenation of things that might not be of usefulness in its present state. This is one of the reasons why we feel he would be proud to be affiliated with Rotary House. It is taking an existing building, unfortunately a bit of an eyesore at the moment, and making something out of it that the community as a whole can benefit and be proud of

There will be a celebration of this announcement in the near future. In the meanwhile, we are informing the Western Review of this contribution. The Gruber family has prepared the above quote for the newspaper. It gives a sense of why the Gruber family has selected this project for this generous donation.

The Rotary House Committee has now secured 75% of the funds and is able to proceed with this project. There is still considerable work to do to raise the remaining funds, however this has given the group a very optimistic outlook.

We are so grateful to the Gruber family.

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On behalf of the Rotary House Committee it gives me the greatest of pleasures to announce that the Gruber Family is making a substantial donation of $250,000.00 to the Rotary House Project. This announcement was made officially at the Rotary Club meeting today.

Fritz and Erna first started putting roots down in Drayton Valley in the mid-seventies. We, as a family, are so proud of the legacy that our dad has left behind because no matter where we go, there is literally concrete evidence that he was there. Building and improving existing structures wasn’t just a livelihood for him, he lived and breathed construction and rejuvenation of things that might not be of usefulness in its present state. This is one of the reasons why we feel he would be proud to be affiliated with Rotary House. It is taking an existing building, unfortunately a bit of an eyesore at the moment, and making something out of it that the community as a whole can benefit and be proud of

There will be a celebration of this announcement in the near future. In the meanwhile, we are informing the Western Review of this contribution. The Gruber family has prepared the above quote for the newspaper. It gives a sense of why the Gruber family has selected this project for this generous donation.

The Rotary House Committee has now secured 75% of the funds and is able to proceed with this project. There is still considerable work to do to raise the remaining funds, however this has given the group a very optimistic outlook.

We are so grateful to the Gruber family.

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On behalf of the Rotary House Committee it gives me the greatest of pleasures to announce that the Gruber Family is making a substantial donation of $250,000.00 to the Rotary House Project. This announcement was made officially at the Rotary Club meeting today.

Fritz and Erna first started putting roots down in Drayton Valley in the mid-seventies. We, as a family, are so proud of the legacy that our dad has left behind because no matter where we go, there is literally concrete evidence that he was there. Building and improving existing structures wasn’t just a livelihood for him, he lived and breathed construction and rejuvenation of things that might not be of usefulness in its present state. This is one of the reasons why we feel he would be proud to be affiliated with Rotary House. It is taking an existing building, unfortunately a bit of an eyesore at the moment, and making something out of it that the community as a whole can benefit and be proud of

There will be a celebration of this announcement in the near future. In the meanwhile, we are informing the Western Review of this contribution. The Gruber family has prepared the above quote for the newspaper. It gives a sense of why the Gruber family has selected this project for this generous donation.

The Rotary House Committee has now secured 75% of the funds and is able to proceed with this project. There is still considerable work to do to raise the remaining funds, however this has given the group a very optimistic outlook.

We are so grateful to the Gruber family.