Posted by David Folk, Club TRF Chair on Oct 01, 2026
Hello! It’s fall, and once again, it’s that time of year . . . EREY is back!! EREY stands for Every Rotarian Every Year. This fundraising campaign raises Annual Fund-SHARE and such funds get split between World Fund (international projects) and District Designated Funds (local projects) as well as a small allocation that’s set aside for light but necessary administration.
Please read on for the details, but keep in mind that you also might receive some funds as a prize too . . . up to $2,000!
How It Works
For every $25 donation to the TRF Annual Fund-SHARE, you’ll receive one entry into a drawing. Donate $250 or more to receive 10 entries. Donations of all amounts are welcome and appreciated!
There are no physical tickets. All entries will be logged on an EREY inventory worksheet (through October 30, 2026), and a random number generator will be used to select winners.
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