Rainier High School Students: The
Rainier Lion’s Club is offering an opportunity for Seniors to compete for a
scholarship, awarded in May 2013, which will be $1,000.00. This will introduce you to the Rainier Lion’s
Club and how they make a difference in the Rainier Community through volunteerism.
One completed fundraising project (the student must complete all
phases of the project, as listed below) AND one community service project,
which are designated below, are required to be eligible for the Scholarship
(the student must demonstrate an ongoing interest in community service). Below please mark the projects you are
willing to volunteer for and return to Bonnie Zimmerman, Registrar, Rainier
High School by November 2, 2012 with the Scholarship Application (Seniors
only). (If for some reason you are unable to assist with these projects or do
not do the work, you will not receive the credit—the Lions reserve the right to
determine this.) The Rainier Lions will
contact you about the date and requirements for the projects. Seniors competing for the Scholarship, must
complete the required projects by April 30, 2012.
Note: Freshmen through Juniors
may volunteer by completing this form and submitting to Bonnie Zimmerman,
Registrar, and apply these projects to the Lion’s scholarship service
requirement when you apply your Senior year, please DO NOT submit the
Scholarship Application or any other application requirements until your Senior
year.
Student Name
Grade Phone # and email
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Check
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Type of Project
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August
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Rainier Blue Grass Festival – work
at Lion’s concession stand Friday and/or Saturday (other projects are
available starting Thursday before festival)**
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Fundraising
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During
school year
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Health Screening Unit (check
Rainier Primary School student’s hearing and eyes)*
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Community
Service
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September-October
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Apple Sales (deadline sales
October 15--get orders, turn in, be responsible for payment, sort
and box apples at the Thurston County Fairgrounds October 20 and/or 27, and
responsible pick up by customer or student late October)
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Fundraising
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Application
in October 26
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South Sound Lion’s Essay
Contest (Teachers Ed Kenney and Jenny Halverson have rules and application,
16-22 year olds eligible to enter) must participate, do not have to be a
winner of the contest
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Comm.
Serv.
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Early
Fall
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Dictionary Projects (pass out
dictionaries to 3rd graders) (Rainier Primary and/or Eagleview
Christian School)*
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Comm.
Serv.
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October
31
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Halloween for Kids
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Comm.
Serv.
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November
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Pancake Breakfast @ Rainier
Chapel for Community**
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Fundraising
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November-December
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Christmas Tree Sales (cut and
deliver trees to store location in Rainier, each time new supply of trees is
needed)
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Fundraising
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December
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Christmas Caroling to Rainier
Community
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Comm.
Serv.
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January
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Grapefruit Sales (get orders,
turn in, track payment, and be responsible for the February pick up of the
fruit by customers or student)
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Fundraising
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April
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Peaches, Pears, Nectarines
Sales (get orders, turn in, track payment, and responsible for pick up of
fruit by customers or student, delivery late August)
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Fundraising
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May
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White Cane Days-(give out white
canes/collect donations at business Rainier
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Fundraising
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As
scheduled
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Road Clean Up (litter pickup on
main street of Rainier)*
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Comm.
Serv.
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Anytime
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Eye Glass project at school,
collect used glasses and give to Lions*
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Comm.
Serv.
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Anytime
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Senior Citizen in the
community, let Lions know and a need will be met*
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Comm.
Serv.
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*Month subject to change **State of WA Food and Beverage Service
Worker’s Permit required
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You will be contacted, by phone, to confirm that you will be volunteering the week
before your project begins and meet with Rainier Lions to receive direction, in
person or by phone, before projects begin. If you need another volunteer opportunity,
contact Let Lion Gene Cinkovich, Teacher, Rainier High School, to find out if
the Rainier Lions have a current project for you.
SENIORS: See Rainier Lion’s Scholarship
Application for directions.
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