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The Rotary Club of Garden City (Georgetown) the first Cause Based club in Guyana with a focus on environmental issues, this morning donated garbage receptacles to the Protected Areas and National Parks Commissions.
Rotarian Erwin Chapman in representing the club shared the fact that Rotary Club of Garden City (Georgetown) is newest Rotary Club in Guyana, and our projects and activities will be focused on “Supporting the Environment”. This is the first donation to the commissions, and we look forward to continued collaboration in areas of mutual interest.
Ms Denise Fraser Commissioner ofProtect Areas Commission and Ms Denise Bentick Director of the National Parks Commission expressed their appreciation for the receipt of the items. It was noted it is a timely donation as with the current national restrictions’ persons use the park not only physical health activities. The receptables will be able to support the cleanliness and aesthetics of the environs.
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(PAC) is mandated to manage, maintain, promote and expand the national protected areas system in Guyana, and gives support to the urban parks in the city which falls under the purview of the National Parks Commission.
Members of the Rotary Club of Garden City
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Chartered during COVID and country restrictions members of the club capture the moment a of the first in person meeting at the end of the first fundraiser "Tropical Grill"
On Sunday October 25, 2020 a small group of Rotarians led by President Arron met with the Mr. Randolph Adams Chairman of the Mocha Arcadia NDC and Mr. Raeburn Jones the Chairman of the Mocha Arcadia Multipurpose Agricultural Co-operative Society. This initial visit was meant to share information on the Club's focus and to find out the needs of the community. While much discussions were around the very active farmers group & the youths in the community, we also recognized other areas where the club may be able to assist.
We also took the opportunity to present some Face Shields & Face Masks which were donated by Medicine Chest
We also took the opportunity to present some Face Shields & Face Masks which were donated by Medicine Chest
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