Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club
Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club
NEPAL FLOOD DISASTER - HOW YOU CAN HELP
In response to the devastating flash floods in Bhotekoshi, Nepal, Denver Southeast Rotary Club is mobilizing disaster relief support for affected families and communities in conjunction with Rotary District 3292 in Nepal.
The biggest need now is cash so that supplies can be purchased locally which will support the local economy. Because of the club's prior partnership with Nepal, Denver Southeast has the information and means to wire funds to Nepal. Click here to access the donation form.
RI Director Wyn Spiller passed along these additional ways to support the Nepal disaster:
- Rotary International Disaster Response - scroll down to Nepal
- Directly to Nepal Rotary District 3292
- ShelterBox - donate for Nepal floods as well as other disaster around the world

Rotary District 5450 is partnering with The HungreeApp to help connect surplus food and resources with nearby neighbors in need. Service Above Self can begin with a single shared meal. Through the website RotaryD5450Cares, Rotarians have an opportunity to help strengthen communities, reduce waste, and expand access to food by supporting a platform that is attracting attention from cities, universities, and global organizations.
At a time when communities are seeking practical solutions to hunger, waste, and isolation, Rotary District 5450 has an opportunity to help lead by example. The website RotaryD5450Cares demonstrates how local service, technology, and

community leadership can work together to create impact that reaches far beyond our own neighborhoods. Download The HungreeApp now and start making a different in your community.
MATCHINGGRANTS.ORG - by Rotarians and FOR Rotarians
Are you looking for service project ideas? Check out MatchingGrants.org - an interactive website developed by Rotarians to allow Rotarians from all over the world to post their projects and allow other Rotarians to participate in these projects. Please note that these listings have NOT been vetted by the District or The Rotary Foundation, but they might give you an idea for your own project, or the opportunity to post or participate in a service project.


