

Rotary gives to local organizations
By Idyllwild Town Crier

The Rotary Club of Idyllwild would like to encourage the community to apply for a charitable donation. The organization’s charitable fund has given funds away to the above organizations. To apply, email the club at idyllwildrotaryclub.com. Document courtesy of The Rotary Club of Idyllwild

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