What’s New!

Mr Danny Showers & Thomas Jefferson High School Interact Members

Thomas Jefferson’s’ Interact Club is a group of students who reach out to help the less fortunate. The newest community service project they’re involved in is the Coats for Colorado coat drive.

Interact’s newest community service project is aimed at helping the less fortunate stay warm. “We are collecting coats for the Coats for Colorado Program,” shared Interact’s Project Manager and Senior, Elizabeth DeJesus. “We’ve signed on withAlly Allas who works at Dependable Cleaners. They are working with the Coats for Colorado Program to gather coats for the less fortunate,” said DeJesus. “The Rotary Club in DTC is our parent organization. They have helped donate a ton of jackets so the members of Interact are very thankful for all their help,” she explained.

According to DeJesus, Interact has already collected more coats than they expected. “Fellow Spartans can help in many ways,” she said. “The students at TJ can really help just by joining Interact. We meet on Mondays during lunch to discuss new projects we would like to take on. At first I was hesitant to join because it sounded like a lot of work and I wasn’t sure I wanted to give up my lunch period on Mondays to talk about community service projects; then I tried it out, and I love it,” said DeJesus. “Not only can you join, but for any and every fundraiser we do, you can donate in any way you can,” said DeJesus.

The members of Interact meet every Monday during lunch to discuss new projects they want to take on. DeJesus, Senior, and project manager of their newest fundraiser, said, “In Interact we help the less fortunate because we have the ability and tools to do so. It’s one thing to take on a project, and it’s another to actually follow through and finish.” Interact has completed many fundraisers in the past years, and 2012-2013 has already been productive. Some fundraisers include: helping Inner Faith, No Kid Hungry, and gathering turkeys for Christmas. “We also sell hot chocolate, cotton candy, and work with restaurants to fundraise for every charity we contribute to,” said DeJesus.

 

To Make a Donation:

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Glenmoor Country Club

110 Glenmoor Drive

Cherry Hills Village
CO 80113


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DTC  

The DTC Rotary Club is located near the Denver Tech Center in South Metro Denver, CO is proud to be part of a worldwide organization of business and professional leaders that provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical standards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill and peace in the world. Approximately 1.2 million Rotarians belong to more than 32,000 clubs in more than 200 countries.


Jim Halderman is our 2011-2012 District Governor who oversees 66 clubs in our district located from Jackson County in the mountains to Yuma County in the eastern plains.


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