WILD, WILD WEST CASINO NIGHT
Freedom Rotary’s 29th Annual Casino Night will be held on Saturday, March 16th, 2013, from
6:30-10:30 pm at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds Harvest Festival Building.
Our theme this year is Wild, Wild West!
All proceeds from this event will go
back into the Santa Cruz County community. Last year Casino Night was able to rais over
$15,000. 100% of these funds were distributed to numerous non-profit
organizations, schools, and libraries in our community. $40 tickets in advance click here.
Sponsorships are available at three
levels:
Platinum
Sponsor $1,000
- 10 tickets to the event
- $100 players’ chips per ticket
- Sponsorship acknowledged in advertising
- Platinum signage and recognition at the event
- Private seating and cocktail service
- Recognition via announcements at the event
- Post event newspaper thank you
Go Gold
Sponsor $500
- 6 tickets to the event
- $50 players’ chips per ticket
- Sponsorship acknowledged in advertising
- Gold signage and recognition at the event
- Recognition via announcements at the event
- Post event newspaper thank you
Silver
Sponsor $200
- 2 tickets to the event
- $50 players’ chips per ticket
- Signage displayed promoinently at the event
- Post event newspaper thank you
For more information, please call Sandy Petznick at 831-227-3961
Must be 21 yrs olf or older to attend
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Guatemalan Hospital support
Area 7 & 8
launched two international Hospital support projects in Guatemala from the
following Rotary Clubs: Ashland, Capitola-Aptos, Cupertino, Freedom, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Sunrise, Scotts
Valley, Sunnyvale, Watsonville, Oklahoma City, the Total Grant was for $107,405 with the
local Rotary Club partner Guatemala Norte.
The goal is to provide medical services to the over
40% of Guatemalan indigenous population.
Many of these people are refused medical services because of their
inability to pay or their ethnic Mayan background. The poor of Guatemala are
the very people that Westmont Bethel Hospital & Atitlan Hospital seeks to serve. The goal is to focus
on improving maternity and infant mortality rates.
From February
12 – 20, 2011 a team from the above Rotary Clubs went to Guatemala to support these
hospitals and delivered equipment and training to their staffs. This in an
ongoing International project and a future trip are planned. A PowerPoint presentation provides an overview of this mission.