Project Description Country: USA Location: McCook Total Budget: $850 Area of Focus: Community economic development Activity Type: Community Development: Construction/Renovation Summary: Installing LED lights on the McCook downtown skyline for use during holidays and throughout the year Beautify McCook, a local volunteer group, has launched a capital campaign to install LED lights on the skyline of downtown McCook in 2026-27. The Rotary grant will be used to for the lighting project. While we can't physically help with the lighting project, Rotary members will be encouraged to help with other on-going Beautify McCook projects, which include monthly cleanup sessions, daily watering of downtown flower pots, etc. Project Contact Person District: 5630 Rotary Club of: McCook Primary Contact: Ronda Graff Email: rondagraff@gmail.com Project Status Signed This project is "Signed". This means that the signatures from the club leadership have been collected. This project is now being reviewed by the district leadership for approval. Once a decision is made, the status of the project will be changed to "Approved". Project listed for the 2026-27 Rotary Year.

Proposed Financing Existing Contributions Towards This Project Date Cash DDF Total McCook (5630) 28-Jun-26 $170 $680 $850 Total $170 $680 $850

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History Log Entries 11-Jun-26 by Ronda Graff System Entry: Creation of project page. 28-Jun-26 by Dale Schultz System Entry: Project is now "Fully Pledged". 3-Aug-26 by Dale Schultz System Entry: Project sent for club signatures. 3-Aug-26 by Dale Schultz System Entry: Project signed by Dale Schultz. 4-Aug-26 by Ronda Graff System Entry: Project signed by Ronda Graff. 5-Aug-26 by Norm McCaslin System Entry: Project signed by Norm McCaslin.