Thanks to the Rotary Club of Frankston Sunrise a new beach bathing box is under construction on Frankston Foreshore using the Club’s architectural and building expertise. This follows the successful sale of the first bathing box the Club built in Spring 2012, raising $115,000 which was shared by the Club and Council for community programs and projects.
Beneficiaries included the Frankston Charitable Fund, Frankston South Community Centre and the Frankston Special Developmental School. This new bathing box will be auctioned early 2014 by Ashley Weston from Ray White Frankston. Net proceeds will go towards a fund held by Council for community projects and programs to be delivered by the Rotary Club.
Thanks to sponsors who have donated toward this project:
* Womersley’s Mitre 10
* Wimbledon Homes
* White Cleland Lawyers
* Thomas Anderson Design
* Engtruss Pty Ltd
* Armistead Security Fencing
* All Timber Windows & Doors
* Apex
To register your interest in purchasing this outstanding opportunity, please contact Ashley Weston anytime on 0439 101 677.
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