Announcing The Rotary Foundation Triple Crown Rotary District 7610 announces a new District-sponsored initiative to recognize clubs and individual donors: The Rotary Foundation Triple Crown. Each club that meets the eligibility requirements (see page 2 of this Newsletter)

will receive a Triple Crown patch for its club banner each year that the club qualifies. In addition, the club will receive club recognition banners for 100% Sustaining Member, EREY Club, and 100% Paul Harris Fellow Club. Matching Recognition Points will be available on a point-for-dollar match for contributions of $100 or more to all non-Paul Harris Fellows to assist their clubs to qualify as Triple Crown clubs by June 5 of this Rotary Year. Each donor who is a Sustaining Member, Paul Harris Fellow, and Benefactor receives a special Triple Crown lapel pin! Join us for the kick-off event at the District Conference Hospitality Suite on Kentucky Derby Day, May 1.

See page 2 of this Newsletter for additional details.

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Rotary District 7610 has initiated an exciting new program to recognize and show appreciation for clubs and individuals for their financial support of The Rotary Foundation. The Rotary Foundation Triple Crown will recognize clubs that are 100% Sustaining Member, 100% Paul Harris Fellow, and 100% Benefactor Clubs. Additionally, individual donors who are Sustaining Members, Benefactors, and Paul Harris Fellows will be

separately recognized.

Club Recognition and Appreciation: Each club that achieves Triple Crown status will receive a special Triple Crown patch for its club banner for each year that the club qualifies. Additionally, the club will receive club recognition banners for 100% Sustaining

Member Club, EREY Club, and 100% Paul Harris Fellow Club.

I n d i v i d u a l R e c o g n i t i o n a n d Appreciation: Individuals who are Sustaining Members, Benefactors, and Paul Harris Fellows will be recognized with The Rotary Foundation Triple Crown pin (facsimile shown at right), in appreciation for their continued

commitment to The Rotary Foundation.

Matching Points for First-Time Paul Harris Fellows: Matching Recognition Points also will be available this Rotary Year (only through June 5 or until available points are exhausted) for first-time Paul Harris Fellows. How will this work? Donors will receive a point-for-dollar match of Recognition Points. The points can be claimed on a first-come, first-served basis, until the available points are exhausted. The points will match donations to the Annual Programs Fund that are a minimum of $100 from donors whose contributions (when combined with the point-for-dollar match) will permit the donor to be recognized as a first-time Paul Harris Fellow. For example: If the donor has previously donated $300 dollars, the donor would need to contribute $350 additional to the Annual Programs Fund, which then will be matched with 350 Recognition Points. When combined with the donor’s previous contribution the new contribution and points must qualify the donor for first-time Paul Harris Fellow recognition. Donors who wish to take advantage of the points-for-dollar match to become first-time Paul Harris Fellows must send their Global Donor Forms (Form 123en) and checks, payable to “The Rotary Foundation,” to Annual Giving Chair Scott Mills, c/o EBLG, 8405 Greensboro Drive, Suite

210, McLean, VA 22102 by June 5.

May 1 (Kentucky Derby Day): Sip mint juleps at the kick-off celebration at the District Conference Hospitality Suite, following

the Governor’s Banquet.

May 15 (Preakness Day): Every club is encouraged to become a 100% Sustaining Member Club and be on its way to recruiting 100% Benefactors and 100% Paul Harris Fellows. Benefactor

commitments do not require an immediate contribution.

June 5 (the Belmont Stakes): Deadline for individuals to claim

point-for-dollar matches for first-time Paul Harris Fellows.

What is required for an individual to qualify for Sustaining

Member, Benefactor, and Paul Harris Fellow recognition?

Sustaining Member: Anyone who contributes US$100 or more per year to the Annual Programs Fund is automatically recognized as a Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member. Sustaining Members are critical to the Foundation. If every club member contributed $100 every year, Rotary could nearly double its efforts to help needy people worldwide and support the continued growth of its programs. All gifts cumulatively count toward other Foundation

recognition programs .

Benefactor: You may become a Benefactor by completing a Benefactor commitment card and making the Permanent Fund a beneficiary of $1,000 or more in your estate plans or by donating

$1,000 or more to the Permanent Fund outright.

Paul Harris Fellow: Donors of $1,000 or more to the Annual Programs Fund, PolioPlus, or the Humanitarian Grants Program, or people who have that amount contributed in their name, can be recognized as Paul Harris Fellows. [To be eligible for the point-for-

dollar match, please see the eligibility guidelines, above.]

Club Presidents and Foundation Chairs are encouraged to certify their clubs to District Rotary Foundation Chair Travis White as qualifying for the Triple Crown by June 5. Clubs that qualify this Rotary Year will be recognized at the District Awards Banquet on

June 26.

For questions or to request individual recognition lapel pins (now on order) for qualifying donors, please contact Annual Giving Chair

Scott Mills.

District Governor Horace McCormack and Foundation Committee Launch New Club and Donor Recognition Program

The Rotary Foundation

Triple Crown Pin.

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District 7610 Only 13 Away from Historic Goal of 100 Paul Harris Society Members! Join Today!

Five more Rotarians are being inducted into the District 7610

Paul Harris Society. In March, Anthony M. Aiken

(Leesburg), Fred Dent (McLean), Tracy Settle (Crystal

City-Pentagon), Michael J. Vrabel (North Stafford County-

Garrisonville), Mary K. Wharton (Burke), became the

newest Paul Harris Society Members.

As Presidents-Elect of their clubs, Mary Wharton, Tony Aiken,

and Michael Vrabel truly are leading by example. Fred Dent is

the 23rd Rotarian in the McLean Club to join PHS. Tracy

Settle is the fifth member of the Crystal City-Pentagon Club to

join PHS.

Rotarians who have donated $1,000 or more this year to The

Rotary Foundation’s Annual Programs fund are eligible to

join the Paul Harris Society. Persons who join the Society

make a commitment to donate $1,000 each year they

are financially able.

It is the goal of the Paul Harris Society to reach 100

members by District Conference! There will be a special

presentation for new PHS members at the District

Conference Foundation Breakfast on May 1. Currently, there

are 87 members. Help District 7610 reach the historic goal of

100. Be one of the “lucky 13” that will push us over the

100 mark! Clip, complete, and mail this form today, along

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Clip, complete and mail this form today!

□ Enclosed is my initial gift of $1,000, or an amount sufficient to bring my previous contributions this

Rotary Year to $1,000 (I have made my check payable to “The Rotary Foundation”)

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Alexandria Club Recognizes Foundation Donors During Club’s March 20 Charter Night Celebration

On Saturday March 20, 2010, the Rotary Club of Alexandria held its Charter Night dinner at Belle Haven Country Club marking the 82nd anniversary of the Club, which was founded

in 1928.

Club President Drew Carroll reflected how support for the Rotary Foundation, an effort led by Club Foundation Chairman Bill Jarrett, has been a major emphasis of the Club over the last year. Since March of 2009, members of the Alexandria Rotary Club have donated and pledged over

$115,000 to The Rotary Foundation.

Recognition of the Club’s Rotary Foundation achievements was a key ingredient for the success of the Charter Night event. Honored at Charter Night were twenty-three (23) new Paul Harris Fellows (PHF) as well as numerous multiple level PHF recipients. There were twenty-four (24) PH + 1 awards, ten (10) PH+2 awards, four (4) PH+3 awards, six (6) PH+4 awards, four (4) PH+5 awards, and one new awardee each at PH+6, PH+7 and PH+8 levels. Additionally the Club recognized three (3) new Bequest Society members, four (4)

new Major Donors and one Major Donor Level 3.

In attendance for the event were District Governor Horace McCormack, District Governor-Elect Ron Marion, District Governor-Nominee Jon Allan, and Past District Governor and District Rotary Foundation Chair, Travis White. Governor Horace introduced the keynote speaker of the event, Peter Kyle, recipient of the 2010 Rotary Foundation Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award. In 1973 Peter, who hails from New Zealand, was the recipient of a TRF Ambassadorial

Scholarship to pursue post-graduate studies at the University of Virginia. In his address he stressed how the Rotary Foundation had a direct and lasting impact on his life and his

career at the World Bank.

The formal portion of the event concluded with a toast to all Club members for their efforts over the year. Obviously, it was

a toast well-deserved.

Past District Governor and District Rotary Foundation Chair Travis

White (right) presents a Bequest Society crystal to Rotary Club of

Alexandria President F. Andrew (“Drew”) Carroll, III.

Give light, and people will find their own way. — Ella Baker

We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give. — Norman MacEwan

A handful of pine-seed will cover mountains with the green majesty of forests. I, too, will

set my face to the wind and throw my handful of seed on high. — Fiona Macleod

We may give without loving, but we cannot love without giving. — Bernard Meltzer

What you keep to yourself, you lose; what you give away, you keep forever. — Axel Munthe

A bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives you roses. — Proverb

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District 7610 is honored to host the Rotary International President’s personal Representative, Talee Crowe, at the upcoming District Conference, April 29 to May 2, 2010. PDG Talee Crowe has given distinguished service to The Rotary Foundation. Talee serves as The Rotary Foundation Alumni Coordinator for Rotary District

5450.

Talee joined Rotary in 1988 and served as president of Smoky Hill Rotary Club in Aurora, CO. She was the first female District Governor in Colorado, serving District 5450 in 1999-2000. Her district conference received the Outstanding District

Conference Award from Rotary International.

Talee has served Rotary on the international level as a task force coordinator, Zone 25 Membership Coordinator and served four years as Major Gift Advisor for The Rotary Foundation. In addition, she has served as official representative for Rotary International presidents. Talee has served as an International Assembly Trainer in San Diego and

as a Governor Elect Trainer for Zones 25 & 26.

Talee served as District 5450’s Rotary Foundation Chair for four years. In that capacity, she was involved in district level

grant writing for Matching Grants as well as the district’s receipt of 3-H Grants to serve the needy in Africa. Talee is a multiple Paul Harris Fellow, Major Donor, Foundation Benefactor and charter member of the Bequest Society. She also participated in an NID in Ghana, Africa. Her deep commitment to The Foundation led to recognition with the Citation for Meritorious

Service in 2006.

“I love The Rotary Foundation because it allows me to do things for others that I could never do on my own. Also, by leaving a large bequest to the Foundation, my contribution to humanitarian work will continue in perpetuity long after I have

gone.”

Talee Crowe began her Business Brokerage Career in 1993, when she founded ZADE Enterprises, Inc., named for her four

children, Zachary, Andrew, David and Emily.

Prior to that she taught Sociology (with an emphasis on Occupations and Professions) at the University of Denver, the University of Colorado at Denver, and Colorado Women's College. The last four years of her academic endeavor focused on Career Development, allowing Talee to serve in the

Vocational avenue of Service every day.

Register today for District Conference to meet Talee Crowe and hear her motivational message on behalf of the Rotary

International President.

RIP’s Personal Representative at District Conference is Dedicated to Service Through The Rotary Foundation

According to one recent study, charitable giving is at its lowest level in 50 years when adjusted for inflation. Eight-six percent of nonprofits reported a decline in giving in 2009. At a time when humanitarian needs are escalating rapidly, the resources to meet those needs are

diminishing.

Fortunately, Rotarians are by nature a very generous group. Despite a worldwide economic recession, donations to the Annual Programs Fund in 2008-09 were the third highest in our

history.

Rotarians continue to support the Annual Programs Fund as well as the goal of meeting Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge to ensure polio eradication. In addition, we are working to secure The Rotary Foundation’s future by building up our Permanent Fund, and we are striving to strengthen our peace efforts through our Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict

resolution.

It may seem like a lot to ask, and I wish I could tell you that your contributions to these efforts will cure all the world’s ills. What I can tell you is what will happen if our Foundation does not have sufficient resources to support your worthy projects: Polio will continue to cripple far too many children. Disease will spread more rapidly as fewer people have access to clean water and sanitation facilities. Countless women and girls will never learn how to read. And poverty, disease, and illiteracy will persist in

undermining our work toward peace in the world.

The Rotary Foundation belongs to all of us. It is our greatest resource for doing good, and it is our responsibility to maintain its strength. I hope every Rotarian will join us by making a

contribution to support the Foundation’s programs this year.

Glenn E. Estess Sr. Chair, The Rotary Foundation Board of Trustees

Foundation Chair’s Message

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March Donations Soar Above $38,000! District Back on Track to Meet Challenge Goal of $400,000!

Clubs $700+ Per Capita Giving Rosslyn-Fort Myer $778.80 !!

Clubs $300+ Per Capita Giving McLean: $383.49 Caroline County: $342.65 Alexandria: $327.25

Clubs $200+ Per Capita Giving Crystal City-Pentagon: $282.02 Reston: $271.88 Dulles Int’l Airport: $253.61 Burke: $227.27 Springfield: $223.14 Bailey’s Crossroads: $202.16

Clubs $100+ Per Capita Giving Blue Ridge Mountains: $196.81 Purcellville: $162.73 Vienna: $153.74 Stafford $145.43 Gloucester $129.49 Manassas-Bull Run $126.20 West Springfield: $117.07 West Point $114.52 Alexandria South: $110.63 Rappahannock-Fredericksburg $109.94 Fredericksburg $106.39 Middlesex $103.80 Mount Vernon $101.58

Top Ten Clubs Alexandria: $44,833.27 McLean: $24,543.34 Blue Ridge Mountains: $13,186.00 Bailey’s Crossroads: $11,119.00 Dulles International Airport: $11,666.00 Rappahannock-Fredericksburg $9,895.00 Vienna: $9,378.00 Crystal City-Pentagon: $9,306.50 Fredericksburg $9,256.00 Purcellville: $8,950.00

Super Star Clubs (Top Ten in APF Giving & 100%+ Annual Giving Goal & $100+ per capita)

Alexandria Blue Ridge Mountains Crystal City-Pentagon Dulles Int’l Airport Fredericksburg McLean Purcellville

Clubs On-Target to Meet Annual Giving Goals North Stafford County-Garrisonville (2,282%) Rosslyn-Fort Myer (857%) Caroline County (243%) Blue Ridge Mountains (186%) Alexandria (175%) Purcellville (157%) Reston (153%) Gloucester (126%) Crystal City-Pentagon (124%) Manassas-Bull Run (121%) Fredericksburg (113%) Dulles Int’l Airport (106%) Alexandria South (105%) West Point (105%) Gainesville-Haymarket (103%) McLean (102%) West Springfield (102%) Warsaw (100%) Mathews (99%) Tappahannock (95%) Tysons Corner (94%) Middlesex County (Urbana) (92%) Bailey’s Crossroads (86%) Burke (82%) Mount Vernon (81%)

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April 3 Inbound GSE Team from Jamaica (D7020) arrives

April 29-May 2 District 7610 Conference and Family Fun Weekend, Kingsmill Resort and Spa, Williamsburg, Virginia

May 3 Inbound GSE Team from Jamaica (District 7020) returns home; outbound District 7610 GSE Team

departs for Jamaica.

May 3 District Simplified Grant final reports due to Chair Ray Petniunas

May 10 Deadline for most District Award Nominations to Awards Chair Hank Allen

May 14 Deadline to submit World Peace Fellowship (master’s program) applications to Chair Sally Lay

May 15 Deadline for District Governor to submit nominations for The Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious

Service

June 4-5 Zone 33 Foundation Training Seminar, Hilton North Raleigh, Raleigh, NC

June 5 Outbound District 7610 GSE Team returns from Jamaica.

June 30 Rotary Foundation contribution deadline for Rotary Year 2009-2010

July 15 Ambassadorial Scholar applications due to District Scholarship Chair Joseph Luquire

[Important Note: The District Rotary Foundation Committee recommends that all contributions that are sent after May 30 be sent by overnight/next day delivery to ensure arrival and processing on or before June 30. To be counted among the contributions and club goals for the 2009-2010 annual giving campaign, any contributions sent by mail must be postmarked by June 30 and arrive by July 7. Past experience suggests, however, that most contributions that are postmarked after June 20 are credited to the next’s year’s giving, unless the sender obtains

confirmation of receipt.]

TRF’s Contact Center: 1-866-9-ROTARY contact.center@rotary.org.

Call on your District Rotary Foundation staff for assistance. Click on the names

below to generate email contacts:

PDG Travis White District Rotary Foundation Chair

Scott Mills Annual Giving Chair Foundation Newsletter Editor

DGE George R. “Ron” Marion Paul Harris Society Chair

Carol Foley Paul Harris Society Vice Chair

PDG George Atwell Major Gifts and Planned Giving

John Holler, Jr. Permanent Fund Chair

Vance Zavela PolioPlus Grants

Suyong Min Matching Grants

Ray Petniunas Simplified Grants

Jerry Foltz Group Study Exchange Chair

Lois Wilson GSE Co-Chair

Michelle Peters GSE Outbound Chair

Michael Ba GSE Inbound Chair

Joseph Luquire Scholarships (2009-11) Chair

Sally Lay World Peace Fellowships Chair

Donna Wellen World Peace Fellowships Vice Chair

Area Foundation Advisors: Donnell S. “Don” Mohr Clubs: Carol ine County, Culpeper, Fredericksburg, North Stafford County-Garrisonville, Orange, Rappahannock -Fredericksburg, Stafford, Warrenton

James Rohrbaugh Clubs: Leesburg, Leesburg-Daybreak, Purcellville, Sterling

PDG Thomas “Tommy” Neuman Clubs: Gloucester, Gloucester Point, Mathews, West Point

Bonnie Lilley Clubs: Annandale, Burke, Centreville, Springfield, West Springfield

PDG George Atwell Clubs: Kilmarnock-Irvington-White Stone, Middlesex, Northern Neck, Tappahannock, Warsaw

Vacant Clubs: Albemarle County, Blue Ridge Mountains, Charlottesville, Louisa

George Tyson Clubs: Arlington, Bailey’s Crossroads, Crystal City-Pentagon, Fairfax

Gary Dehnel Clubs: Bull Run, Gainesville-Haymarket, Lake Ridge, Manassas, Woodbridge

Robert “Bob” Hahne Clubs: Dunn Loring, Falls Church, McLean, Rosslyn-Ft. Myer, Tysons Corner

Ray Petniunas Clubs: Alexandria, Alexandria South, Mount Vernon

Johnny Chapman Clubs: Dulles, Fair Lakes, Herndon, Reston, Vienna

*Source: TRF Interim Monthly Contribution report and SHARE report as of 04-01-2010. District and club membership numbers, which are the bases of per capita calculations, are based on July 1 Semi-Annual Reports, and do not change throughout the year. New clubs do not reflect a membership base number or an annual giving goal in the District totals.

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Albemarle County (69) $3,450.00 77% $2,665.00 $2,587.50 $38.62 $1,670.00

Alexandria South (8) $840.00 105% $885.00 You Made It: 100%+ $110.63 $0.00

Alexandria (137) $25,560.00 175% $44,833.27 You Made It: 100%+ $327.25 $5,425.00

Annandale (36) $3,800.00 69% $2,615.00 $2,850.00 $72.64 $600.00

Arlington (44) $6,100.00 66% $4,050.00 $4,575.00 $92.05 $1,000.00

Ashburn (0) [Not included in District Goal] New Club: $937.50 3% $1.00 $25.00 $25.00 $703.13

Bailey's Crossroads (55) $13,300.00 84% $11,119.00 $9,310.00 $202.16 $983.00

Blue Ridge Mountains (67) $7,100.00 186% $13,186.00 You Made It: 100%+ $196.81 $300.00

Burke (22) $6,100.00 82% $5,000.00 $4,575.00 $227.27 $700.00

Caroline County (17) $2,400.00 243% $5,825.00 You Made It: 100%+ $342.65 $125.00

Centreville (14) $1,600.00 50% $800.00 $1,200.00 $57.14 $100.00

Charlottesville (59) $8,450.00 62% $5,200.00 $6,337.50 $88.14 $1,150.00

Crystal City-Pentagon (33) $7,500.00 124% $9,306.50 You Made It: 100%+ $282.02 $1,507.00

Culpeper (22) $2,800.00 0% $0.00 $2,100.00 $0.00 $0.00

Dulles International Airport (46) $11,000.00 106% $11,666.00 You Made It: 100%+ $253.61 $4,625.00

Dunn Loring (28) $3,000.00 63% $1,900.00 $2,250.00 $67.86 $500.00

Fair Lakes (15) $1,650.00 6% $100.00 $1,237.50 $6.66 $100.00

Fairfax (87) $9,000.00 72% $6,500.00 $6,750.00 $74.71 $0.00

Falls Church (26) $4,700.00 18% $830.00 $3,525.00 $31.92 $0.00

Fredericksburg (87) $8,195.00 113% $9,256.00 You Made It: 100%+ $106.39 $2,359.00

Gainesville-Haymarket (43) $3,400.00 103% $3,500.00 You Made It: 100%+ $81.40 $0.00

Gloucester Point (50) $5,500.00 15% $800.00 $4,125.00 $16.00 $800.00

Gloucester (39) $4,000.00 126% $5,050.00 You Made It: 100%+ $129.49 $0.00

Herndon (63) $7,516.00 31% $2,298.00 $5,637.00 $36.48 $15.00

Kilmarnock-Irvington-White Stone (46) $4,700.00 73% $3,425.00 $3,525.00 $74.46 $0.00

Lake Ridge (25) $500.00 40% $200.00 $375.00 $8.00 $0.00

Leesburg (53) $5,500.00 68% $3,750.00 $4,125.00 $70.75 $0.00

Leesburg-Daybreak (40) $8,664.39 25% $2,150.00 $6,498.29 $53.75 $1,350.00

Louisa County (23) $1,900.00 11% $205.17 $1,425.00 $8.92 $0.00

Manassas (64) $5,000.00 10% $500.00 $3,750.00 $7.81 $0.00

Manassas-Bull Run (25) $2,600.00 121% $3,155.00 You Made It: 100%+ $126.20 $1,085.00

Mathews (38) $3,700.00 100% $3,678.00 You Made It: 100%+ $96.79 $1,000.00

McLean (64) $24,120.00 102% $24,543.34 You Made It: 100%+ $383.49 $2,925.00

Middlesex County (Urbanna) (46) $5,200.00 92% $4,775.00 $3,900.00 $103.26 $25.00

Mount Vernon (19) $2,375.00 81% $1,930.00 $1,781.00 $101.58 $200.00

North Stafford County-Garrisonville (29) $125.00 2,282% $2,853.00 You Made It: 100%+ $98.38 $525.00

Northern Neck (Lancaster County) (16) $1,095.74 71% $780.00 $1,095.74 $48.75 $0.00

Orange (16) $2,800.00 43% $1,200.00 $2,100.00 $75.00 $450.00

Purcellville (55) $5,700.00 157% $8,950.00 You Made It: 100%+ $162.73 $5,900.00

Rappahannock-Fredericksburg (90) $28,900.00 34% $9,895.00 $21,675.00 $109.94 $0.00

Reston (32) $5,700.00 153% $8,700.00 You Made It: 100%+ $271.88 $0.00

Rosslyn-Fort Myer (11) $1,000.00 857% $8,566.84 You Made It: 100%+ $778.80 $0.00

Springfield (21) $7,000.00 67% $4,686.00 $5,250.00 $223.14 $0.00

Stafford (43) $13,850.00 45% $6,253.50 $10,387.50 $145.43 $416.50

Sterling (19) $2,200.00 23% $500.00 $1,650.00 $26.32 $500.00

Tappahannock (55) $2,392.50 96% $2,300.00 $1,794.38 $41.82 $1,100.00

Tysons Corner (43) $4,000.00 94% $3,775.00 $3,000.00 $82.07 $875.00

Vienna (61) $30,077.25 36% $10,803.00 $22,557.94 $177.10 $1,425.00

Warrenton (69) $7,500.00 73% $5,482.00 $5,475.00 $79.45 $500.00

Warsaw (29) $1,000.00 100% $1,000.00 You Made It: 100%+ $34.48 $500.00

West Point (23) $2,500.00 105% $2,634.00 You Made It: 100%+ $114.52 $616.00

West Springfield (41) $4,700.00 102% $4,800.00 You Made It: 100%+ $117.07 $350.00

Woodbridge (27) $4,950.00 14% $700.00 $3,712.50 $25.93 $0.00

District 7610 Total (2190 Members) $336,710.88 83% $279,399.63 $252,533.16 $127.60 $38,456.50

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