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Rotary Club of Katy continues grants to community organizations

FROM STAFF REPORTS

Posted 3/18/24

At its February 29th meeting at the Club at Falcon Point, 24503 Falcon Point Drive in Katy, the Rotary Club of Katy awarded another round of charitable donations to eight area organizations, for a total of $19,150.00.

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Rotary Club of Katy continues grants to community organizations

The club awarded $ 5000.00 to the Brookwood community. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Brookwood Volunteer & Outreach Manager Tawana Goodwin, Brookwood Chief Advancement Officer Carol Thornburg, Julie Ames, Jeff Ames and Rodolfo Lobera.

The club awarded $ 5000.00 to the Brookwood community. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Brookwood Volunteer & Outreach Manager Tawana Goodwin, Brookwood Chief Advancement Officer Carol Thornburg, Julie Ames, Jeff Ames and Rodolfo Lobera.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

Receiving $ 2500.00 was Disaster Aid. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Jerry Moye, Patrick Lesley who is a Rotarian and ambassador for Disaster Aid, Jeff Thompson, Scotty Jung and Paul Kurt.

Receiving $ 2500.00 was Disaster Aid. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Jerry Moye, Patrick Lesley who is a Rotarian and ambassador for Disaster Aid, Jeff Thompson, Scotty Jung and Paul Kurt.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

A grant of $1650.00 was made to Feed the Hunger. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Bec Piek, Regina Alexander, Ralph Brock, and Jason Sanders.

A grant of $1650.00 was made to Feed the Hunger. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Bec Piek, Regina Alexander, Ralph Brock, and Jason Sanders.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

A grant of $500.00 was made to Hooks 2 Crook of Brookshire. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Greg Hess, Aletha Crates, Candice Reyes, and Melissa Clark.

A grant of $500.00 was made to Hooks 2 Crook of Brookshire. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Greg Hess, Aletha Crates, Candice Reyes, and Melissa Clark.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

Literacy programs at Mayde Creek Elementary and Mayde Creek Junior High received $2000.00. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Carol Levin, four representatives from the KISD Literacy program and Scotty Jung.

Literacy programs at Mayde Creek Elementary and Mayde Creek Junior High received $2000.00. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Carol Levin, four representatives from the KISD Literacy program and Scotty Jung.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

Katy Christian Ministries received a grant of $2500.00. Left to right: Jaime Corona, KCM Executive Director Deysi Crespo, KCM Board President Don Flowers, KCM Director of Programs and Grants Carolyn Chandler, Rodolfo Lobera, Katy Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris, and Jason Smith.

Katy Christian Ministries received a grant of $2500.00. Left to right: Jaime Corona, KCM Executive Director Deysi Crespo, KCM Board President Don Flowers, KCM Director of Programs and Grants Carolyn Chandler, Rodolfo Lobera, Katy Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris, and Jason Smith.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

MADD received $2500.00. Left to right: Kristin Searcy, Jaime Corona, Carol Levin, three representatives from MADD, Stu Levin, Jerry Moye and Rodolfo Lobera.

MADD received $2500.00. Left to right: Kristin Searcy, Jaime Corona, Carol Levin, three representatives from MADD, Stu Levin, Jerry Moye and Rodolfo Lobera.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

Relay For Life received $2500.00 for their April event. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele, Relay for Life chair Brenda Hunter Martin, Denise Cooper, Adrienne Davitz of the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce, Katy City Administrator Byron Hebert, former Katy Mayor Skip Connor and Katy Mayor Pro Temp Chris Harris.

Relay For Life received $2500.00 for their April event. Left to right: Jaime Corona, Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele, Relay for Life chair Brenda Hunter Martin, Denise Cooper, Adrienne Davitz of the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce, Katy City Administrator Byron Hebert, former Katy Mayor Skip Connor and Katy Mayor Pro Temp Chris Harris.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Katy

Posted Monday, March 18, 2024 4:05 pm

FROM STAFF REPORTS

At its February 29th meeting at the Club at Falcon Point, 24503 Falcon Point Drive in Katy, the Rotary Club of Katy awarded another round of charitable donations to eight area organizations, for a total of $19,150.00.

The service organization raises funds through its community events such as the forthcoming Wild West Brewfest which will be held at Typhoon Texas March 21-23. Other annual fundraisers conducted by the club include the Katy Rice Harvest Festival and the Katy Triathlon. The next round of donations is scheduled for April 4th, according to an email from club members.

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