The Rotary Club of Walla Walla is building a splash pad at Washington Park. The splash pad will have zones for small children and teens, and water will be cleaned onsite. Construction will take place from June 2013 through Memorial Day 2014. The project budget is $400,000, with $200,000 already donated by the Sherwood Trust and $30,000 from Rotary Club donations. Additional funds of $145,000 are still needed to complete the project. Donations can be made through cash, stock, or IRA gifts to the Rotary Foundation of Walla Walla.

1. Building the Rotary Splash Pad

2. Agenda
•
• Where?
• What?
• When?
Who?
• How Many?
• How Much?
• How?
• Why?
• Questions?

3. Who?
2013 Leadership Class

4. Where?
Walla Walla’s
Washington
Park
at the corner
of
9th & Cherry

5. What?

6. What?
Zone for small children

7. What?
Zone for teens

8. What?
Water is
cleaned onsite

9. What?

10. When?
June 2013
Now -
Dec 2013
Sherwood
Raise Funds
Grant
January,
2014
March - Mid
May, 2014
Order
Construction,
Phase I
Mid May Memorial Day
Memorial Day
Construction,
Phase II
GRAND
OPENING

11. How Many?
• 13,112 Children, 0-17 in Walla Walla
• 100 Days between Memorial Day and
Labor Day
• 700 Kids per day (9 hours at 50% capacity)
• Usage over 20 years: 1,400,000 visits

12. How Much?
Budget
Don & Virginia Sherwood Trust
$400,000
-$200,000
Rotary Club of Walla Walla
-$30,000
Sherwood Leadership Class
-$20,000
Columbia REA
DOLLARS REMAINING
-$5,000
$145,000

13. How?

14. How?
For contributors
age 70 1/2 or
older, make a gift
directly from
your IRA

15. How?
Make a gift of
stock

16. How?
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17. How?
• Make a gift
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• Ask a Friend

18. Send gifts to the:
Rotary Foundation of Walla Walla
PO Box 418.
Walla Walla, WA 99362
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