Seven East Salem Rotary Club members and a group of youth from the Boys & Girls Club’s Oregon Youth Corps removed trash from Market Street on Friday. These youth are participating in a summer internship that provides workforce opportunities to underserved youth that focus on conservation and restoration projects. We appreciated the help from such […]
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This month, East Salem Rotarians once again provided literacy materials for children at the second annual Northgate Park Fun Fridays event. This is a summer-long community event sponsored by the Hallman Neighborhood Family Council. Our club members provided a free book for each child who stopped by. We are very grateful that the Salem-Keizer School
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Volunteers conducted a cleanup of the learning garden located at the Boys & Girls Club Swegle branch on May 11th. East Salem Rotary members built the garden in 2014, and it was overgrown with grass and weeds. East Salem Rotary club members, two staff members of the Boys & Girls Club, and three students from
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Three hard-working Blanchet Catholic School students joined East Salem Rotary club members on April 6th to clean up the learning garden the club built in 2012 for children served by the Family Resource Center located next to the garden. The students received a tour of the center and learned about how it supports the needs
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East Salem Rotarians recently conducted a cleanup of Market Street between Lancaster Drive and Cordon Road on Saturday, March 19th. Thanks to the club members who came out to help beautify the neighborhood!
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East Salem Rotary’s Little Free Library project was featured recently in an article posted by the Salem Reporter. Community service committee chair Maureen Casey explained the importance of supporting literacy in our east Salem area, and shared about our ongoing efforts to obtain books to keep our ten libraries filled. Children in east Salem do
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Our January/February community service project to collect clothing and other items for the Northwest Human Services HOST program (Health, Outreach, Shelter, Transitions) has been a great success. The HOST program includes a drop-in resource center and a transitional living program for young adults ages 18-24. Thank you to all of the East Salem Rotary members
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This holiday season, the Fostering Hope Initiative hosted pop-up shops that allowed 150 – 200 families to choose and wrap gifts for each other. East Salem Rotary stepped up again this year to help provide many of these gifts as well as wrapping supplies. With the help of an anonymous donor, our club was able
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On Friday, December 3rd East Salem Rotarians continued their tradition of ringing the Salvation Army bell at the Fred Meyer store on Market Street. From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., 18 different club members volunteered their time helping our partners at the Salvation Army spread holiday cheer and collect donations to support those less fortunate in
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Goodwill has recently donated 100 children’s books to our club to help fill our libraries, and we have received 12 boxes of donated children’s books from Bill Leach at the Keizer Community Library. East Salem Rotary’s Little Free Libraries are always in need of children’s books, especially for younger children. The donated books have all
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