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This past Saturday for Make a Difference Day the Fountain Hills Rotary Club had a wonderful experience in partnership with the Fountain Hills Boys and Girls Club.

Seven members of the club of high school age were instrumental in helping a wonderful lady take care of some pretty difficult projects.

Frankly, without these young men and women the project just wouldn’t have been successful. That is what Fountain Hills is all about.

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Partnership

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Phil Gaziano

This past Saturday for Make a Difference Day the Fountain Hills Rotary Club had a wonderful experience in partnership with the Fountain Hills Boys and Girls Club.

Seven members of the club of high school age were instrumental in helping a wonderful lady take care of some pretty difficult projects.

Frankly, without these young men and women the project just wouldn’t have been successful. That is what Fountain Hills is all about.

Together we made a difference. Thank you!

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