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President's Message
Mike Vanover
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The Pagosa Springs Rotary Club is a diverse group of engaged individuals participating through friendship and camaraderie in opportunities to serve our community and other communities around the world.
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Rotary Awards $27,000 in Scholarships
The Pagosa Springs Rotary Club is proud to announce those individuals receiving 2020 Rotary Scholarships totaling $27,000.
 
Megan Foster---Megan plans to attend the University of Utah to study Kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise science.
 
Mark Holladay—Mark will attend Colorado School of Mines majoring in Computer Programming with an emphasis in game design.
 
Grace Thompson—Grace will attend Colorado State University to study Art Education.
 
Tay Barker–-Tay will attend Mesa State University and will pursue a Welding certification.
 
Daniel Laos—Daniel plans to attend Tarrant County College and will pursue an Emergency Medical Technician certification.
 
Josselyn Pina—Josselyn will be attending San Juan College and plans to study Nursing.
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Pagosa Springs Rotary Club congratulates the outstanding class of 2020 and wishes each of them success in their future endeavors.
 
Since 1983, the Pagosa Springs Rotary Club has awarded a total of $477,000 in scholarships to 180 local high school graduates. The Pagosa Springs Rotary Club would like to thank the Pagosa Springs community for their continued support of Rotary events and fundraisers that have made our local scholarships possible again this year. Additionally, the Pagosa Springs Rotary Club was pleased to receive a Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative matching grant this year.
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Rotary Donates  $1,000 to Rise Above Violence
 
The Pagosa Springs Rotary Club donated $1,000 to the local nonprofit Rise Above Violence to help support their increased caseload resulting from COVID-19. Archuleta County Undersheriff Derek Woodman noted in a recent Sun article that there has been an “uptick” in domestic violence calls over the past month and Rise Above Violence, a local nonprofit dedicated to assisting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, has seen its call volume increase.
Rise Above Violence Executive Director, Carmen Hubbs, reports that the nonprofit is fully operational during the pandemic. When catastrophic events like a global pandemic occur, domestic abuse and sexual assault numbers go up and that is what is happening currently in Archuleta County. The Pagosa Springs Rotary wants to support Rise Above Violence with their increased caseload.
The Pagosa Springs Rotary Club meets weekly via Zoom and information about upcoming meetings can be found on at pagosaspringsrotary.org.
 
(photo taken by Bill Hubbard: Livia Lynch, President of Pagosa Springs Rotary presenting $1,000 check to Carmen Hubbs, Executive Director Rise Above Violence)
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Mar 04, 2021
Power House Non Profit Project
Mar 11, 2021
Fish Biologist
Mar 18, 2021
New Art Park on Lewis Street
Mar 25, 2021
Providing Federal Loans to Qualified Home Buyers
Apr 01, 2021
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Be Sure To Thank Our Sponsors
 
Platinum Sponsors
 
       ($5,000)
 
 
Jack & Katie Threet
 
Gold Sponsors
 
    ($3,000)
 
 
 
Silver Sponsors
 
    ($1,000)
Rhonda & Bill Webb
Mike Vanover
 
Bronze Sponsors
 
      ($500)
  Jim Garrett, Attorney
 
General Sponsors
 
        ($300)

Kevin E. Edwards

Jean S. Bissell
Russell Hampton
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