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Dates to Save and Announcements
3/22 Foothills noon meetings are moving to the Hilton
RSVP for lunch;
Volunteer opportunities- please refer to Janet's most recent volunteer update (February 24 email) for details; here are some hi-lights:
Pop-up Pantry
Respite Care
McBackpack
Matthews House
Volunteers needed: Cornhole Tournament. Please let me know if you have an interest.
RYLA/YRYLA-Registration has started; Foothills has 11 sponsorships available. Academies are in June and July. Visit https://www.rockymountainryla.org/ for details
DONATIONS FOR UKRAINE: Info from Art Bavoso Rotary Club of Kyiv International Oksana Tjupa viber / whatsapp: +380673286389
Telegram: @OksanaTjupa
Fundraising Officer Rotary, District 2232
Charter President Rotary Club Kyiv International
Feeding Fort Collins Families = Improving Lives! Goal: $65,000
ClickHERE to learn more about this project and to make your donation! Thank you so much for the donations from our club-members toward this important project! Over $44,000 has been donated to date!!
Contribute Right From Your Phone
You can now use this QR code on the right to contribute to a number of charitable causes in our club! Just scan it with your smartphone's camera, and it will take you to our PayPal account. You can contribute to:
Purple Pins for Polio
Food Bank / Pop Up Pantry
Holiday Baskets
Foothills Foundation
Paul Harris Foundation
Community Service Grants
Fort Collins Ale Trail and Rotary Foodie Passes
Our partners are anxious to serve you. What's the best way to visit our local restaurants and breweries. Buy and use our Rotary Foodie Trail & Fort Collins Ale Trail, they support both our business partners and our beneficiaries. The Trail committee has reached out to all of our business partners and they continue to support using the Trial Pass & would love people to come support them. Want to know more about the two Trails (Who's on it? What are the deal? who are the beneficiaries?)
Prefer the old fashion way? Just contact Bruce, Wynn, or Scott and we'll get you the cards.
Support Foothills Rotary Charitable Foundation every time you make a purchase on Amazon! Just click on the link on our home page and choose our Foundation as your charity. Remember, you donation helps to fund scholarship assistance for single parents returning to school through our partner Project Self Sufficiency.
Donate today!
You can now use this QR code on the right to contribute to a number of charitable causes in our club! Just scan it with your smartphone's camera, and it will take you to our PayPal account. You can contribute to:
The Tale of the Dog tells the previously-untold story of the beginnings of Denver’s transformation to its modern identity as a hip city. This 100-minute documentary film charts the struggles and triumphs of a pioneering hippie rock club trying to establish a foothold in Denver. Open from September 8, 1967 through July 19, 1968, the Family Dog brought to Denver, for the first time, such new premier bands as the Grateful Dead, the Doors, Cream, Big Brother and the Holding Company, the Jefferson Airplane, and Canned Heat. It also hosted one of the era’s greatest multimedia light shows – Diogenes Lantern Works.
The Family Dog was special because it was more than a rock club. It was a cultural hub – a landmark psychedelic outpost of the hippie counterculture. As such, it became the flashpoint for the cultural conflicts of the late 1960s, as the self-described cow town grappled with the new hippie phenomenon. Told firsthand by the people who were there, The Tale of the Dog weaves together tales of the astounding psychedelic poster art made for the venue, the bands that played, the rise of Denver’s counterculture, and its conflicts with the police. The Tale of the Dog unearths a transformative moment in Denver’s history and its place in the greater history of rock music, poster art, and the watershed cultural changes of the Sixties.
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