Greenville, S.C. – Close to $80,000 in raised funds from the 20th annual Duck Derby will be distributed among 20 local community beneficiaries by the Rotary Club of the Reedy River Greenville on August 13th. This substantial financial assistance comes as a result of the outstanding support shown by the Duck Derby sponsors and the wider community.
The cumulative funds, along with two matching grants totaling $13,000 from Rotary District 7750 and a private foundation, will be utilized to further community services and support humanitarian causes worldwide. A significant 89% of these awarded funds will be allocated to local organizations. Moreover, club members also plan to actively participate in various service projects with some local grant recipients, thus extending their support beyond just financial assistance.
The annual Duck Derby is a beloved event within the Reedy River Greenville community, drawing vast crowds each year. The 20th iteration of this cherished tradition not only celebrated two decades of community involvement and connectivity but also marked a significant financial milestone in the aid bestowed upon community services and causes.
Looking ahead, preparations are already underway for the 21st annual Reedy River Duck Derby, which is scheduled to take place on May 3, 2025. Further details about this anticipated event, including ways in which community members and businesses can become involved, are currently being drafted and will be shared on the club’s website soon.
Events like the Duck Derby exemplify the power of a united community working in unison for the betterment of all its members. Fourth Thursday and the ensuing community support affirm the Rotary Club’s unparalleled commitment to contributing to the improvement and well-being of both local and global communities.
The Rotary Club of the Reedy River Greenville extends its deepest gratitude to all Duck Derby sponsors, participants, and community members for their continual support and company. It looks forward to another successful Duck Derby event next year, with hopes of surpassing the previous levels of raised funds and benefit to the community.
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