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Fountain Hills Four Peaks Rotary receives donation

From annual Community Health Fair

Four Peaks Rotary Foundation President Scott Sommer, left, accepts a $2,500 donation to the foundation’s Community Health and Wellness Fund from Debbie Clason, owner of Clason Communications and coordinator of the annual Fountain Hills Community Health Fair.

(Photo courtesy of Clason Communications)

Fountain Hills’ Four Peaks Rotary Club received a $2,500 donation toward the Local Wellness Fund in Febraury. As part of the “Wellness is a Team Sport” initiative in 2026, the grant was won during the annual event.

Rotary Club president Scott Sommer accepted the donation on behalf of Clason Communications and coordinator of the Fountain Hills Community health Fair owner Debbie Clason, according to a press release.

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