Twice a year, the Rotary Club of Aiken rewards Community Service Grants to local non-posits.
The grants are determined using the criteria of maximum good to be accomplished with the award, the broad reach of support, and the significance of improvements in the human condition the funds could provide.
CTS of Aiken: $5,056
Aiken Center for the Arts: $5,000
Aiken Senior Life Services: $6,844
GEM: $1,000
Recovery Road Ministries, Inc: $1,500

SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare: $2,000
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Hankinson Boxing Gym will use its $7,400 grant to cover the travel expenses for eight students who are scheduled to compete in the USA Boxing National Junior Olympics later this month in Wichita, Kansas.
Free Medical Clinic of Aiken County received $3,000 to purchase stock medications, flu vaccines, diabetic and hypertension management supplies, dental education tools and more.
The Children’s Place
will use its grant of $2,095.46 to buy an automated external defibrillator.
Great Oak Equine Assisted Programs received $2,000 to purchase art materials for approximately 60 summer camp participants.
Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons received $1,500 to purchase items related to resident’s’ employment and education (clothing, shoes, uniforms) and bed bug prevention equipment.
Rural Health Services, Inc. received $1,800 to purchase supplies needed for care packages (personal and dental).
Thank you to our CSG Committee Chair, Liz Stewart, and its members for their hard work.
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