Testimonials
April Hudson says that continuing the small town feel in Troutman, even though the town will soon be bursting with new homes and residents, is important. “The best way to keep our town the friendly place we all know and love is by getting involved with our neighbors. Troutman Ruritan Club is looking for new members to get involved.”
“Our club is part of a national organization, and our purpose is to support urban and rural communities in times of stress and need through fellowship, goodwill, and community service. All efforts and funds raised stay in the town of Troutman.”
“Our club is part of a national organization, and our purpose is to support urban and rural communities in times of stress and need through fellowship, goodwill, and community service. All efforts and funds raised stay in the town of Troutman.”
Sheena Shaw got involved to lead by example for her children and get them excited to serve others so she can pass the torch of community service on to the next generation.
“Ruritan gives back to the local community only, and we all get to vote on the fundraisers or events we want to throw and who we want to benefit. Everybody has a say, and we can make the club what we want to make it,” said Shaw.
“Ruritan gives back to the local community only, and we all get to vote on the fundraisers or events we want to throw and who we want to benefit. Everybody has a say, and we can make the club what we want to make it,” said Shaw.
