Wednesday, October 20, 2004
The eight Rotary clubs in Greensboro are building a 5,500 square foot children's playpark within the new downtown baseball stadium. This gift to the community celebrates Rotary's 100th birthday and adds to the sense of renewal and increasing momentum in Greensboro.
In addition to a sizeable grant from the Bryan Foundation, the Rotary clubs are raising $80,000 and providing labor to help assemble and install extensive modern playground equipment. Rotarians are raising part of these funds by selling personalized bricks that will form a walkway or wall in the playpark.
Judging by the great response to the brick sale, local citizens are as excited about building this children's park as Rotarians are.
In addition to a sizeable grant from the Bryan Foundation, the Rotary clubs are raising $80,000 and providing labor to help assemble and install extensive modern playground equipment. Rotarians are raising part of these funds by selling personalized bricks that will form a walkway or wall in the playpark.
Judging by the great response to the brick sale, local citizens are as excited about building this children's park as Rotarians are.
