Q. What is the Rotary Point Paver Project?
A. It is the fundraising component of the Rotary Point at West Bay Park development. The seven Rotary Clubs in Thurston County (Capital Centennial, Hawks Prairie, Lacey, Olympia, South Puget Sound, West Olympia and Tumwater) are developing a portion of the 16 acre site that is to become West Bay Park. The Rotary Clubs are doing this so that the public can enjoy some the area now instead of having to wait years for the full development of the park.

Q. How are donations recognized?
A. To encourage a wide variety of donations, we are providing engraved bricks, pavers, wall seats and benches. Donations are accepted in any amount and recognition starts at $150 and up.

Q. Are contributions to Rotary Point tax deductible?
A. For tax purposes, Rotary Point is a project of the 501c3 charitable arm of the Olympia Rotary Club. Thus, for personal contributions we believe in many situations they will be deductible. However, as always it would be best to verify with your tax preparer to determine if that is the case in your particular situation. A receipt will be provided that can be used to provide the required documentation

Q. Can we make our donation using a credit card?
A. You may use Visa or Master Card. We also accept cash and checks. Checks should be made out to “Rotary Point Paver Project”.

Q. How can I make a donation?
A. You may obtain a Rotary Point Paver Project brochure from most any Rotarian in Thurston County. You may also request a brochure using Sales@RotaryPoint.info. You may also just send in your donation with instructions as to what you would like your inscription to say to: Rotary Point Paver Project, PO Box 7323, Olympia, WA 98507

Q. Can we put logos on the recognition bricks or pavers?
A. Large pavers, wall seats, benches and picnic tables may have logos engraved at no extra charge. Bricks and small pavers may have logos engraved for an extra charge.

Q. When will work begin on Rotary Point and when will it be complete.
A. The updated schedule calls for work to begin around August 2009 and to complete the work around October 2009. A formal dedication will he held shortly thereafter.

Q. Where will the recognition pavers and bricks be located?
A. They will be placed on the center pathway (see the Rotary Point diagram)

Q. Can only Rotarians purchase bricks, pavers and other recognition materials?
A. Anyone may purchase them. We encourage the entire community to participate – honor friends, families, employees, organizations, businesses, service clubs or loved ones.

Q. Who will maintain Rotary Point
A. Rotary Point will be maintained by the City of Olympia. Rotary has the right to do maintenance of the recognition items if it feels it is necessary.