Polson Rotary Festival for Youth underway
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The Polson Rotary Club is now accepting applications for its annual fundraiser.
Polson Rotary Festival for Youth event is a yearly endeavor to raise money to benefit the youth in the Mission Valley.
In the past eight years, the Polson Rotary Club has distributed some $315,000 to various programs for the benefit of Mission Valley youth.
Examples of Rotary signature projects:
° Improvements to the baseball fields
° Building a climbing wall
° Improvements to Riverside Park
° Improvements to the Mariners baseball field
° Purchasing a van for Boys & Girls Club
° Mission Valley Aquatics
° Polson Softball Association
° Polson Youth Soccer fields
* Charlo Community Outdoor Project
° 7th Ave. Skate Park
Applications can be found on the Polson Rotary Club website or by contacting Bret Richardson at 406-885-2738 or email kbrichardson@fcgmt.com, or by contacting any Polson Rotary Club member. The application deadline is April 30.
The culmination of this signature event will be the Polson Rotary annual Chili Cook-Off Aug 10 at Riverside Park. Chili team applications will be available for those wishing to participate.
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