Fountain Hills: Four Peaks Rotary and Paul’s Ace Hardware raise over $2,300
June Round Up supports local community projects
Pictured from left: Paul’s Ace Hardware Assistant Manager Curt Reimer, Four Peaks Rotarians Debbie Romano and Sue Hendershott, Paul’s Ace Hardware Credit Manager Nora Stands, Four Peaks Rotary President Nick Proctor and Four Peaks Rotarian Frank Robinson.
Photo courtesy of Debbie Clason
Four Peaks Rotary Club recently announced the success of its June “Round Up for Rotary” campaign in partnership with Paul’s Ace Hardware.
Thanks to the generosity of the Fountain Hills community, the event raised a total of $2,352.26 — all of which will go directly toward supporting local projects and community needs.
According to the Four Peaks Rotary, these funds will be used for initiatives that fall outside the scope of Four Peaks Rotary’s traditional foundation grant process, helping address unique and immediate needs within the community.
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Fountain Hills: Four Peaks Rotary and Paul’s Ace Hardware raise over $2,300
June Round Up supports local community projects
Photo courtesy of Debbie Clason
Pictured from left: Paul’s Ace Hardware Assistant Manager Curt Reimer, Four Peaks Rotarians Debbie Romano and Sue Hendershott, Paul’s Ace Hardware Credit Manager Nora Stands, Four Peaks Rotary President Nick Proctor and Four Peaks Rotarian Frank Robinson.
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Four Peaks Rotary Club recently announced the success of its June “Round Up for Rotary” campaign in partnership with Paul’s Ace Hardware.
Thanks to the generosity of the Fountain Hills community, the event raised a total of $2,352.26 — all of which will go directly toward supporting local projects and community needs.
According to the Four Peaks Rotary, these funds will be used for initiatives that fall outside the scope of Four Peaks Rotary’s traditional foundation grant process, helping address unique and immediate needs within the community.
In June, Paul’s Ace Hardware Stores also held roundups alongside the Kiwanis of Zane Grey County and Believe I Can Academy.
From helping children and families to caring for pets and seniors, these groups touch many lives, according to a Paul’s Ace Hardware Stores press release.
“We are so grateful for your support and another incredible month. You all should all be very proud,” the release said.
The Four Peaks Rotary did not hold a Round Up in July, but it is currently in search for future Round Up partners.
For more information on how to support the Four Peaks Rotary and its service projects, visit fourpeaksrotary.org.
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