The Sunrise Rotary Club of Petoskey recognized five local nonprofit organizations for their work and community contributions with donations at the Club’s 21st Annual Holiday Giving Breakfast.
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Petoskey Rotary Sunrise Venison For Manna Project Jays gift card winner Hunter Eaton (center) is presented his $500 Jays gift card from Jeff Poet, co-owner of Jays Sporting Goods. Looking on are family, friends, Sunrise Rotarians, Manna Food Project officials and Walloon Village General Store owner (Linda Penfold) and staff. Hunter shot an 8 point buck during the youth hunt and donated the entire deer to the Sunrise Rotary Venison For Manna Project. Walloon Village General Store donated half the processing costs. Over 2,000 lbs of venison was donated by area hunters bringing our 10 year total to over 7 tons of venison!
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Outgoing President Dave Meyer is all smiles as he passes the gavel to Cindy Alexander.
Thank you Dave for your year of service! Cindy has big SHOEs to fill.
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