Avery County Rotary – Service above self
One of the more active service organizations in Avery County is
the local chapter of Rotary International. Rotary International is a worldwide organization
consisting of more than 1.2 million members in 34,000 clubs, all of which are devoted to the ideal
of service above self.
Avery County Rotary participates in many charitable efforts throughout Avery County including the creation and ongoing maintenance of the playground at Cannon Memorial Hospital, scholarships to Mayland Community College, the purchase of electronic books for Avery County schools, donations to Grandfather Home and The May Wildlife Center at Lees-McRae College, regular Adopt-A-Highway cleanups in Newland as well as many other efforts to make the local community a better place to live.
To read the complete story, please pick up a copy of your hometown newspaper, The Avery Journal-Times, available at almost 100 locations in Newland, Banner Elk, Crossnore, Spruce Pine and Roan Mountain, Tenn. To subscribe to The Avery Journal-Times, please call (828) 733-0401 or click to https://ssl.jonesmedia.biz/circ/index.php?db=avery.
Avery County Rotary participates in many charitable efforts throughout Avery County including the creation and ongoing maintenance of the playground at Cannon Memorial Hospital, scholarships to Mayland Community College, the purchase of electronic books for Avery County schools, donations to Grandfather Home and The May Wildlife Center at Lees-McRae College, regular Adopt-A-Highway cleanups in Newland as well as many other efforts to make the local community a better place to live.
To read the complete story, please pick up a copy of your hometown newspaper, The Avery Journal-Times, available at almost 100 locations in Newland, Banner Elk, Crossnore, Spruce Pine and Roan Mountain, Tenn. To subscribe to The Avery Journal-Times, please call (828) 733-0401 or click to https://ssl.jonesmedia.biz/circ/index.php?db=avery.
