Who: Arvada Rotary Club (Linda Nedved and Jim Gracey, champions), Arvada Sunrise Rotary Club (Susan Weller, Gail Schrage, John Volp, champions), PEO (Peg Emery, champion), Arvada United Methodist Church (Jack Emery, champion), and various Arvada retirement communities (Jerry Younggreen and ASRC John Volp, champions)
When: Delivery - Saturday, August 16
Where: Arvada Center for the Arts, 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., Arvada, CO
What: 9-pound cases $28 (presale until July 31). A few boxes will be available for $32 on distribution day Saturday, August 16.
How: Sales forms with a QR code will be created for each of the selling groups and the retirement communities as soon as the delivery date is finalized.
Why: Peaches are more than just a fruit. Our sales and hard work support community and international service by two Rotary Clubs and other local organizations. Peaches, summertime, and service go hand in hand. Think of how their deliciousness crops up in your traditions, starting with each drop and bite of the peachy summer sweetness.
⚡️ Any questions, contact John Volp 720-244-2459 johnvolp@hotmail.com ⚡️
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Overview of activities:
(1) AUG 16 - Peach Sale fundraiser. See information above.
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District Governor Cindy Rold visits with ASR on July 22
ASR dinner gathering on July 15
ASR at the Beyond Home fundraiser trail run on North Table Mtn (Jun 21)
ASR at Arvada Summerfest (Jun 7th)
ASR decorates boxes for RMCHF to distribute to families with infant in the NICU
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Carol Cory
August 6
Michael Litzau
August 16
May 17th Epic Day of Service: ASR at Growing Home Community Garden
Newest bench (made from recycled plastic) installed at W 58th Ave near Van Bibber
Sole Hope Update
The Arvada Sunrise Rotary Club's Sole Hope Grant united an inspiring group of over 150 volunteers, ranging in age from 6 to 104, in a remarkable hands-on international project that truly embodies compassion and collaboration. Together, they carefully cut over 7,500 pieces of upcycled denim in the United States, which were then sent to Uganda, where skilled tailors transformed them into over 630 pairs of shoes. These shoes, often the first ones these children have ever owned will protect their feet from painful, debilitating jigger infestations. Sole Hope Organization runs clinics for medical and education efforts in Jinga, Uganda by providing them with these life-changing shoes. This incredible initiative was made possible thanks to the collective efforts of Broomfield Crossing
Rotary, Five Points RiNo Rotary, and Arvada Rotary clubs demonstrating teamwork's power across generations to change lives. For more details about Sole Hope's mission and impact, visit
