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Lewes-Rehoboth Rotary receives grant
Working together to raise funds for the e-learning grant are (l-r) Dr. Anis Saliba, Jim Ruth, Bruce Summers, Dr. Ram Hosmane, Dr. Bill Peterson, Nitani Son and Dave Keller.
July 17, 2017
Supporting the Lewes-Rehoboth Rotary Club are Susan Giove, past district governor, left, and Pat Campbell-White, president of the Rehoboth Sunrise Rotary Club.
Enjoying the Taste of Culture and supporting the Rotarians are (l-r) John Lester, and Wayne and Denise Leathem.
Helping to support the funding of the e-learning grant are (l-r) Dawn Dillon, Dawn Adili-Khams, Sravanthy Pataparla and Arni Pataparla.
Event sponsor Meinike Car Care was happy to support the cause. Shown are (l-r) Dave and Jody Repass, and Julia Sipple.
Gathered with event planner Terri Colgrove from Simply Charming Events are (l-r) Dave Keller, Colgrove, Dr. Ram Hosmane and Mike South.
The Lewes-Rehoboth Rotary club held a Taste of Culture event on June 15 at the Fairfield Inn and Suites. The event featured food from Bangkok Thai Cuisine, Jimmy's Grille, A Touch of Italy, Teller Wines, Rosenfelds Jewish Deli and special Indian cuisine.
The event was a fundraiser for the Lewes-Rehoboth International Education fund, with funds targeting an e-learning grant to provide computers and education for students in rural India who have no access to technology and tools to learn languages.
The grant, which is in partnership with the Sirsi Rotary Club in India, will reach 85,000 students in rural India.
