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1. Tree planting at Los Penasquitos Preserve. Continuing "Rotary Row". $300 (2019 actual $596)
2. RSVP support. Microphones for hand-held radios and pop-up canopy for community events (not supplied by SDPD). $350 (2019--spent 0; table cloth and signage was provided by SDPD. Planned Feb purchase of pop-up and mics postponed by COVID)
3. Interact Club support for Mt Carmel High School $200 (2019 actual: 0. COVID cancelled planned spring activities)
4. Scouting support. Fees for 2 cub packs and initial costs for a new scout troop. $200 (2019 actual $120). We expect to support formation of a new scout troop this year.
5. Military Support. Assistance with Operation Gratitude (supplies joint hands-on project for members and Interactors to make survival Paracord Bracelets) and Paws for Purple Hearts (supplies, and hands-on project for the club) $600
6. 33rd annual Fun Run. Our biggest community project. Provided at no cost to elementary and Junior High students. Will be held Spring 2021 (instead of Fall 2020), COVID permitting. Also involves volunteers from both Rancho Bernardo clubs. $2,400 (2019 actual $2,115)
7. Dictionary Project. $900 (2019 actual $886).
8. Dog walk $2,000. Joint project with Scripps Poway club. Anticipated May 2021. Tentatively scheduled for May, 2021
Addendum to Project Description (added after the project was signed)
We WERE unable to conduct the 33rd Annual Fun Run (#6 on our original list, $2,400) and the Dog Walk (#8, $2,000), due to COVID restrictions. These figures include $2,200 from District and $2,200 from club contributions.
Our members initially proposed 8 options to reallocate the unusable funds. Priorities were decided during a special Zoom meeting.
The $4,400 from these projects was reallocated as follows:
A. Community Food Connection, $1,100. A nearby, local food bank needs to repair/replace its access ramp. The ramp is old, unstable and the surface is vulnerable to breaking through. The money will be used for materials. The Rancho Bernardo Sunrise and Noon clubs already provide support to this organization. Members will install.
B. Safety for All, $1,100. A new program organized by the San Diego Police Foundation. It's a series designed as a community outreach program to allow viewers to experience what our local police officers actually do, how, and why. The hope is to provide transparency and understanding.
C. Meals for local support agencies, $1,100. Provide meals from local eateries to community service organizations. Helps local restaurants and gives special thanks to Carmel Mt. Ranch/Penasquitos/Mira Mesa/ Sabre Springs area Police and Fire Stations as a special thanks for their service during the pandemic.
D. Boys and Girls Club-4S Ranch/Rancho Family YMCA-Rcho PQ, $1,100. Provide scholarships and support for youth, identified by the organization's representatives, who might otherwise be unable to participate in programs.
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