Rotarians from five mid-Valley clubs are working to raise $150,000 to build a picnic shelter at Willamette Community Park in southeast Corvallis. Pavers are being sold for $100 and $250 to help raise needed funds for the project. Already $28,000 has been raised. The project, sponsored by Rotary, the Benton County Foundation, and Corvallis Parks and Recreation, was featured in the Gazette Times. You can also find a pledge form on their Facebook page.
Rotarians Support Willamette Park Construction
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