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Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary completes local service project

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Posted 1:16PM on Friday 31st January 2014 ( 10 years ago )
DAHLONEGA - Grant money in the amount of $4,355 awarded to the Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary Club from the District Office enabled the local group to complete a service project in partnership with the Community Helping Place of Dahlonega.

With a contribution from the Community Helping Place and the Sunrise Rotary's financial match of $4,255, the project income amount totaled $8,802.

The $8,802 was used to purchase a Cavitron and High Speed Handpieces for the Free Dental Clinic, which is administered and operated by the Community Helping Place of Dahlonega. The Free Dental Clinic provides dental care, hygiene and education for the underserved of Lumpkin County. Approximately 850 Lumpkin County residents fall below the Federal Poverty Threshold and are eligible to receive service from the Clinic.

In addition to the fundraising efforts, 40 Rotarians actively participated in the service project. Members helped with the installation of the cabinets and equipment, as well as architectural design for the treatment rooms.

For more information on the Community Helping Place of Dahlonega, visithttp://www.communityhelpingplace.org/

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L-R: Rotarians, Dr. Dan Noland, Ray Prince, Tom Roberts, Joe Meyer, and Larry DePriest. Receiving the check from President Gerald Lord are Debbie Graham, Clinic supervisor and CHP director Brenda Cook.

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