LINKS
2011 Major Sponsors, Partners and Rotary links
 We are proud that PNC is our Title Partner for the 2011 boat races. This is not their first year in partnership participation as they have contributed greatly to the Roar on the River for many years. Thank you PNC for your dedication to this event, as well as to the community |
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WELCOME our newest major sponsor, Emagine Theaters, as our FIREWORKS SPONSOR! The fireworks display will be Saturday, July 23, 2011. |
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We are pleased to welcome Walmart who now joins us as our return sponsor for the Friday Night Taste of the Races. |
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 Typhoon Tommy Productions.
Jet Ski Shows and the WFWA consists of the top stunt show freestyle Jet Ski performers, water
skiers and Sky Ski Hydrofoil athletes in the world and together they perform in stunt shows,
regattas, festivals, community events and other special events. |
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 The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge is the only International Wildlife Refuge in North America. The refuge includes islands, coastal wetlands, marshes, shoals, and waterfront lands along 48 miles of Detroit River and Western Lake Erie shoreline. Its location is unique -- situated in the heart of a major metropolitan area. Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge is one of over 540 National Wildlife Refuges managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service within the Department of the Interior. |
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 A Rotary-sponsored event, Honor and Comfort has a single mission: To raise needed funds to award appropriately identified non-profit organizations whose purpose is to support physically, emotionally, spiritually, and financially our most current wounded troops and their families in today's world-wide conflicts. Read more... |
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 The
Trenton Rotary Club of Michigan is proud to organize this community event. The event is run on a volunteer basis and all proceeds
go to charities and organizations at home and around the world.
To learn more, please go to www.trentonrotary.net. |
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 John
Broge is a Hometown Sports Hero who was injured while
racing in Trenton’s Roar on the River in 2006. John’s spinal
injuries have required an operation, intensive therapy, and a
strong resolve to do whatever it takes to get back on track to
a productive life. |
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