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We raise money in order to support our foundation and our community whether at home or in other countries.

We have had many returning sponsor over the past 17 years

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Foundation2003 Sponsored a Temple Buell Rotary Scholar in Australia2004 Sponsored a Rotary Scholar in EnglandHave sent at least two students to RYLA each year and two to Junior RYLA. In 2012 seven students went to RYLA or Young RYLA. In total we have sent over 60 children to this leadership camp. A wonder-full accomplishment. $18,000

3The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary FoundationThe Cherry Creek Rotary Foundation has been able to give grants to worthy organizations and those important groups that our members have wanted to help. We have given more than $400,000 away in grants.

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Foundation :

One of the first grants by CCRC was donating a triple sink to the Womens Bean Project so they could open their doors and help scores of women return from poverty to begin a better life.

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary FoundationVillage Banking began in 1991 with a donation of $9000. That first year the money tripled to $27,000 and each year it multiplied again and again. During the last 21 years growing to over $1,000,000. Managed by FINCA all these years.This also began the Dental Missions that followed several of the Micro banking communities we served.

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary FoundationUrban Peak Shelter for teenage runaways. For several years we gave some of our early grants to this organization that has been in Denver for over 15 years. We also cooked and served several meals to the teenagers..

Open Heart Surgery on 3 ChildrenThe Gift of Life, open heart surgery for children from the Dominican Republic and Chile. Spear headed by Jim Mayhew and Gary Williams

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary FoundationThe building of a lookout for handicapped people in the mountains at Wilderness on Wheels on Guanella Pass 1994-95 In honor of Ruby Mayhew

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary FoundationWe provided a grant for the building of a prenatal clinic in Ecuador. This was followed by another Dental Mission.

Dental MissionsSeptember 1991 was our 1st Dental Mission to Guatemala: 19 total missions to 10 different Latin American countries.

Dental Missions:Guatemala (3 trips)Costa Rica (2 trips)Dominican Republic (2 trips)Peru (1 trip)Honduras (2 trips)Ecuador (3 trips)Mexico (1 trip)Argentina (2 trips)Chile (2 trips)Panama (1 trip)Continuing for 19 years the Cherry Creek Dental Mission has travelled to third world countries providing over $2,500,000 in free dental services to children.

Dental MissionArgentina

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary FoundationClimbing Wall at Greenlee Elementary School. Here they learn while they climb.

Rotarians at work painting a house for the elderly. Fellowship!!!

Bicycles Thailand

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Foundation

Eradicating Polio

Over 1 billion dollars given by Rotarians and the Gates Foundation to end Polio. Since 1985 there has been a 97% reduction in polio throughout the world.

Sailors on USS RooseveltUSS Mesa Verde

Book sent to Sailors

Sailors are videotaped reading the book

Book and videotape are then sent to their children stateside

Computer Labs Zaruma Ecuador

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Foundation

Shelter BoxEmergency Shelters sent all over the world $5000

The Cherry Creek Rotary OpenOur number one fundraiserJeff Maen has run the open for 14 years.The Club is now in its 17th year of the Cherry Creek Rotary Open Golf Tournament for the benefit of the Cherry Creek Rotary Foundation. Last year $26,000 was raised for the Clubs foundation, which is the source of the Clubs grants. Totals raised over $234,000

Its a fun day and we raise money too.

Bear Dance Golf Club Cherry Creek Rotary OpenA beautiful place to play golf in the hills of Larkspur, Co. It always fun and the food is great

Grants Given 2002-06 $$$$Gift of LifeGlendale Resource CenterPaint a thonsAirline tickets for travel of children with health issuesGilliam School for GEDs and publication of poetry booksPolio eradication RICorona Street Residence for handicappedRYLAUrban Peak ShelterYoung RYLA Dental MissionsThe Cheley Burn CampEducation Media Center

Grants given 2002-06 continuedRotavision (supplies for eye surgery).Patterson Dental (purchase of dental equipment for dental missions.Mizel Museum.Pencils for peace.Africa today (scholarship).Denver KidsDonations to the Ronald McDonald House.Denver Architectural forum for high school students.Lend a Hand and Pencils for peace.Sarah Werner DDS started a project with the Aircraft Carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt to video service men reading books to be sent home to their childrenInternational Rotary FoundationAmigos Ministries, Inc.Greenlee School (climbing wall)Rocky Mountain Childrens Law CenterWeinberg Food Pantry

Rebuilding Together grant $3000Greenlee School K1-8 donating library books and grant for the building of a climbing wall for the student to use in the gymnasium $5000Rotary International Matching Grants $7000Cheley Burn Camp $2000Corona Street Residence serving meals $500Rotary Youth Leadership Award camp for four students $1500Dental Mission $8000HIV Zimbabwe Matching grant with Denver Mile High Rotary $500Jewish Family Services $3000Peace Jam $400Matamoros Club in Mexico equipment for visually impaired $1500Shelter Box $900Adelante Foundation micro loans in Honduras (village banking) $5000Gates Camp Boys and Girls club $2000Steel Street Elementary School $1500Joshua Station (family temporary shelter) - $1500Patty Kelly (surgical instruments to Africa) - $2000

Grants in 2007 $44,000

Jim Mayhew Memorial - $5000Regis University (international literacy) - $5000Denver Architectural Foundation - $900Computer Lab in Ecuador - $5000Camp Colorado (youth diabetes camp) - $1100Alta Vista Autism Center - $1000

Greenlee Elementary K-8 - $5000District 4 Way Test Committee - $500Cheley Children's Hospital Burn Camp - $2000Jewish Family Services - $2500U.S.S. Mesa Verde (literacy) - $500Friendship Bridge in Guatemala - $1000RYLA - $825Rotary Youth Study Exchange - $1500

Grants Given in 2008 $24,500

Al Imtiaz Academy $1000The Adoption Exchange $6799Cheley Burn Camp $2000Denver Cherry Creek Dental Mission $4214East High School Angel Foundation $2000Gates Boys & Girls Camp $2000Glendale YMCA $500Greenlee K1-8 Books $123

Interact Club GW $116Joshua Station $1193Literacy Program US Navy $828RI Foundation Matching Funds $1940Rotary Youth Leadership Awards $1500East High School Basketball With Love Inc. $2000Rotary Youth Exchange Program $2245

Grants Given in 2009 $27,150

The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club sponsored the Rotary Club of Five Points with the help of Jeff Maen, Joel Russman, James Hoops and Peter McMillan. Receiving Honorary MembershipsGrants given 2010 $22,700Cheley Burn Camp $2000Denver Cherry Creek Dental Mission $7276Five Points Rotary Club $823Haiti-Shelter Boxes $4515Polio Eradication $3100Rotary Youth Leadership Awards $1500Washington Park Cares $1500Kenya Water Project $1000Bonfils Blood Center Lowry-Landscaping Project $1000

9 Health Fair $1,000A Dinner of Unconditional Love $500Autism Society of CO $1,000Cheley Burn Camp $2,000East High Angel Foundation $2,000Fort Lewis EWB $3,000Greenlee Book Program $781.89Open Door Youth Gang $ 500

Outbound Scholars $ 502.90 Paint-a-thon $ 386.80RYLA $2,000Smiley Elementary Grant $3,000Street Kidz $5,000Cherry Creek Rotary Dental Mission $8,000

Grants given 2011 $25,600

9 Health Fair $1500BrainWise $500Bush Italy $600Dental Mission $4000Nook Program $7000Greenlee Book Program $600RYLA $3600Street Kidz $3000Grants given 2012 $20,000

EREADERS FOR EDUCATIONWe have donated over 100 Nooks to six schools and have helped students on average raise reading levels two years. The Ereader grant from the CCRC is $6800. The Literacy committee of CCRC is going into its third year. It is in partnership with Barnes & Noble. Three other Rotary Clubs Boulder, Conifer and Aurora Gateway have also raised money for this project.

Several years after Scott received his award, Robert Mintz received the same award for his role as co-founder of the dental mission and for his commitment to continue the mission as an annual hands on club funded service project. It should be noted that very few clubs have been able to consistently maintain projects of this magnitude for such a long period of time. Team member Dr. Edward Blender was also awarded the Service above Self award in recognition of his contribution to numerous missions. With three service above self awardees as team members, this program started by DCCR has achieved the highest level of global recognition while delivering millions of dollars of free dental care to more than 4500 of the poorest of the poor. Service Above Self Award

Rotary International1.2 Million Members32,0000 Clubs World Wide

Oldest U.S. Service Organizationest. 1905

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