Fund-raising Projects
Soroptimist International of Davie's Annual Charity Golf Tournament
This annual event is the main fund-raiser for the organization.
The Golf Tournament, as well as other fund-raising efforts throughout the year, provide support the following service projects:
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- SI of Davie's Relay team participates in this annual event
- The club also hosts the Survivors' Dinner to honor local cancer survivors and their care givers
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- A needs-based assistance program focused on the West Broward area
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End Domestic Violence Campaign
- Awareness campaign that targets domestic violence
- Targets workplaces as locations for educational opportunity
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- SI of Davie participates in the Women's Build program to provide hands-on assistance
- Club members provide accessories and appliances for new homes built in the area
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- A needs-based outreach center for the local community
- In addition to providing funds for needs of area families, SI of Davie adopts several families served by Hope at Christmas time and provides presents for the children
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International President's Appeal
- "Soroptimists Roll Back Malaria"
- Providing mosquito netting to cover the beds of children to prevent the spread of malaria
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- SI Davie members were instrumental in saving the Old Davie School building
- The Old Davie School is the first permanent school built in the Everglades, circa 1918. Today it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as a museum of local history and culture as an active community center.
- The school serves teachers and students in Broward County as a field-trip site highlighting the history of education in the area
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Partners in Education
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Project Independence
- Soroptimist International's Quadrennial project
- Supports women survivors of war in Bosnia, Rwanda and Afghanistan
- Assists women in these war-torn countries by providing tools and resources to move from crisis and poverty into a civil society that promotes and protects peace, stability, and self sufficiency
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- Farm/animal program for at risk children
- Yearly scholarship provided to a child who would otherwise be unable to attend
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- Annual award given to a young girl between the ages 14 - 17
- Award is based on outstanding community service
- The recipient is required to show that they have identified a need in the community and then organized and implemented a plan to meet that need
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- Annual award given to a woman seeking educational/vocational skills to re-enter the work place
- Recipients are usually single mothers seeking to become economically independent
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