TRAVERSE CITY — Homer Nye can point to dozens of ways the Rotary Club of Traverse City has helped its hometown and beyond just in the 35 years since he joined.
Nye pointed to the many nonprofits the club helps through its Good Works Committee grants, the international projects its members organize and fund, one committee’s water quality work at Kids Creek and another committee’s efforts to help people with disabilities.
That’s just naming a few — the club does so much it’s not easy to recall it all, said Nye, now the club’s president.
There’s more to come too from the club and separate-but-related Rotary Charities Foundation, Executive Director Becky Ewing said. The planned Rotary Square project will honor the club’s 100 years, and the foundation put $1 million toward making it a reality... CLICK HERE to read the full story
