The Rotary Club of Cedaredge is pleased to welcome Guida Anderson as its newest member. Anderson joins the club as a transfer member from Delta Rotary, bringing extensive community experience and a strong commitment to serving the local community.
The Rotary Club of Cedaredge is pleased to welcome Guida Anderson as its newest member. Anderson joins the club as a transfer member from Delta Rotary, bringing extensive community experience and a strong commitment to serving the local community.
Anderson has lived full-time in Cedaredge for the past eight years. She is a licensed real estate broker and is actively involved in the community, including serving as co-chair of the Grand Mesa Short Film Festival and as a member of the Special Events Committee for the local Art Center.
Supporting young people is especially important to Anderson. Through Rotary, she hopes to support the club’s Interact program and help provide scholarship opportunities for students pursuing higher education.
Rotary Club President Mark Condon officially welcomed Anderson to the club. “Her experience, community involvement, and enthusiasm for working with young people make her a wonderful addition to our club,” Condon said.
The Rotary Club of Cedaredge looks forward to working with its newest member on future projects and continuing the Rotary tradition of “Service Above Self.”