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The Twin Cities Nights Rotary Club is proposing to purchase two Mechanical Cows for villages in Ecuador that cannot support cattle. This community struggles daily with nutrition and health. One Mechanical Cow produces enough soy milk for 300 people; over and over again.
Learn more about the Mechanical Cows from the Manufacturer - http://www.prosoya.ca/systems.htm.
We have partnered with several Rotary clubs in District 5960 who are willing to contribute to our total goal of $8000. Details are listed below. I have been to Ecuador and have personal contacts at the Rotary Club of Quito Valle Interoceanico, and I can stand by the success of this project.
October - Complete and submit RI Application
November - Money and communication in place
December - Implement Project
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Estimated funding:
Partnering Rotary Clubs funding (Total $8000)
WCS District Matching grant at $8000
RI Matching grant at $8000+
TOTAL FUNDS FOR PROJECT = $24,000
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| Budget: |
Mechanical Cow |
$10,114 |
x2 |
$20,228 |
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$1,400 |
x2 |
$2,800 |
Training & Maintenance |
$300 |
x2 |
$600 |
| TOTAL: |
$11,814 |
x2 |
$23,628 |
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| Please contact me immediately if your club is interested in this opportunity! |
| Contact: Michelle Blommel, International Service Chair |
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Mechanical Cows Manufactured by: |
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Two Foundations, Albergue Plenitud and Patronato Municipal San Jose, which both are maintaining homes for elderly people and homeless children, having problems with budgets providing the necessary nutritional food. These mechanical Cows will be, in both cases, of
a tremendous help for the two groups of people being attended. Eng. Jorge Davila, specialist in Mechanical Cows installations,
will be training in use and maintenance of technical equipment be provided. |
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