TODAY IN ROTARY our speaker was Marnie Workman, Executive
Director at the St. George Children’s Museum.
Noted Workman, tripadvisor.com lists the SGCM, which has now seen
340,000 children since its opening in November 2013, as one of the best things
to see and do while visiting in Southern Utah.
The accessible-to-all SGCM has, in addition to displays and fun, classes
in art, science and the environment for children whose median age is 5. And, half of the children who visit are low
income. Currently SGCM partners with
Switchpoint, the George Streetfest, Washington County School District, and
recently brought on a marketing intern from Dixie State University. Also new at SGCM, the newest display is a
prehistoric/dinosaur room.
SGCM, still a very young organization which is operated with
100% donations, was recently approved for grant writing and it is hoped the
community will continue to invest in the organization which, for every $1
donated, the return is estimated to be $145.
The museum, located at 86 S. Main Street (on the southeast corner of Town Square), is open Tuesday - Saturday from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. For more information, see www.sgchildrensmuseum.org online.
At the close of the meeting, SGR presented the ED with a check in the amount of $2000 toward a 5-year pledge of $5000.
At the close of the meeting, SGR presented the ED with a check in the amount of $2000 toward a 5-year pledge of $5000.
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On behalf of the St. George Children's Museum, it's Board and Staff, we would wish to thank again the St. George Rotary club for their generous support. It is people like yourselves that truly make this world a better place.
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